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This year marks 30 years of Kairos Prison Ministry Australia—three decades of bringing hope, healing and the Gospel to people affected by incarceration.

The Sallyman program offers Defence personnel vital frontline emotional and spiritual support, but recent funding cuts threaten this century-old program’s ability to sustain ADF morale and wellbeing.

In the year ending 30 June, 10 militant Islamist groups have been responsible for the death of 22,307 people, a majority of them Christians in West, East, and Central Africa. The groups have intensified their violent, deadly means since 2023, representing a 60% increase from the 2020-2022 period.

After breaking his back in a skateboarding accident, Forrest Frank experienced a miraculous healing just weeks later, and is now sharing his testimony to point fans to faith in Jesus.

The Governor-General’s neutrality is under fire after Equality Australia — a group she serves as patron — scored a major tax break from Labor ahead of a high-profile court battle.

Christian leaders from across Australia have released a powerful manifesto defending biblical values, life, and free speech against growing cultural and legislative pressure.

Rather than chasing virality, Pope Leo XIV has urged young Catholics "digital missionaries" to nurture a culture of Christian humanism — mending brokenness, embracing love, and using technology to bring hope to a divided world.

Moira Deeming has blasted systemic child safety failures in Victoria, warning that ideologies that sexualise children are eroding basic safeguarding principles.

Files just declassified from 2016 confirm efforts by Hillary Clinton’s campaign to deceive the public with a false Trump-Russia narrative, manipulate the election in her favour, and distract from her infamous email scandal.

Senator Gallagher, who serves as Minister for Women and rose to power with the help of pro-abortion group EMILY’s List, also oversees Centrelink’s payments policies in her role as Minister for Government Services.

The largest abortion supplier in America has seen its empire diminished, with at least 30 Planned Parenthood facilities closing since January. Its largest facility and six others closed within the last week. While pro-life advocates celebrated, they also issued caution, stressing there is still much to be done.

The state of New York paid Christian wedding photographer Emilee Carpenter $225,000 in attorney fees last week, after she sued them on account of a state law that would have required her to photograph same-sex weddings.

A landmark free speech case has found that Dr Jereth Kok’s Christian and conservative views disqualify him from medical practice, even though his social media posts weren’t directed at patients and most were shared with limited visibility.

For the first time since 1982, an evangelical bishop — Mark Short — will serve as the national leader of Australia’s Anglican Church.

The Trump administration has formally rejected the WHO’s new pandemic agreement, raising alarms about censorship, global control, and the loss of America's public health autonomy.

Obama officials fabricated and leaked intel in 2016 to claim that Russia helped get Trump elected, triggering years of investigations, according to a trove of documents released last Friday.

As Pope Leo XIV begins his papacy, Church leaders reflect on the transition from Pope Francis and how digital tools and AI could influence global Catholic engagement and unity.

Compelling new research has revealed a skewed male-to-female birth ratio among migrant groups, prompting NSW politicians and pro-life advocates to push for a ban on sex-selective abortion.

At a time when adaptations of classic works often stir controversy—from HBO’s new Harry Potter series and Disney's live-action Snow White to Amazon’s notorious The Rings of Power—a forthcoming film version of C.S. Lewis’s bestselling novel, The Screwtape Letters, promises something different: a faithful rendering of the much-loved satirical work.

A new poll has revealed that a large majority of Australians see Welcome to Country ceremonies as divisive, especially at major public events. Only one-third believe they should be performed.