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Debate on the Greens bill to broaden the state’s already extreme abortion laws began in the New South Wales Parliament on 26 March. The Australian Medical Association is opposed to the threats to the conscience protections for health care professionals contained in the bill.

Meet the Candidates Forum organiser Mike Southon believes “the churches of Australia rising up as one” and are set to significantly shape the federal election. He states it’s still not too late to hold one in your church – but you must act now.

Negotiations brokered by the United States for a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine appeared to move closer to a deal over the weekend and on Monday, as U.S. negotiators met with representatives from both countries.

With most of the (living) hostages returned, rejiggered military leadership, and (finally) unconditional support from Washington, Israel is more determined than ever to eliminate the threat from Hamas in Gaza once and for all.

Christian author Steve Forkin faces court this week, fighting charges after he attempted to help a distressed woman during Australia’s Covid lockdowns.

Two more Australian local governments have agreed to advocate for their constituents on Covid vaccine safety, calling for precautionary action over excessive DNA contamination in the mRNA vaccines.

NASA astronaut Barry Wilmore was safely returned to Earth after an extended nine months in space. He credits his faith in Jesus Christ, Who is “at work in all things”, as a basis for his peace in all circumstances. Wilmore is passionate about pointing others to the Creator and His astronomical creation.

After just two years into his role with Answers in Genesis, Martyn Iles has announced his departure from the US-based ministry and his plans to start a new Christian ministry focused on evangelism, education, and young people.

In a questionnaire sent to Australia’s top universities, the Trump administration has inquired how these institutions — which receive US funding — handle issues like climate alarmism, Christian persecution, Chinese influence, and DEI.

Qantas’ incoming chairman John Mullen concedes the airline went too far on activism, as the company reassesses its role in political and social debates.

A deal between the new government, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham and the Syrian Democratic Forces in north-east Syria could bring a measure of peace and relief for persecuted Syrian Christians caught up in the recent fighting. But will cooperation and goodwill endure?

While not everyone emerged unscathed from Tropical Cyclone Alfred, the weather event was thankfully significantly less severe than anticipated. Amazingly, the cyclone stalled and weakened from the time an urgent prayer call went out from the Canberra Declaration and many others.

The 155-page report provides an extensive list of human rights abuses inflicted by Australian governments, many of which were originally dismissed as the concerns of “right-wing extremists” and “disinformation superspreaders”.

Syria’s Christians face renewed persecution as post-Assad violence erupts, leaving over 1,000 dead in brutal sectarian attacks.

While it was widely anticipated that Australians would vote in the federal election on 12 April, Albanese has confirmed it will be held in May. Here’s what that means for Christians praying in the lead-up.

Two new studies show that the West’s growing epidemic of childlessness and depopulation will cost the U.S. alone “quadrillions of dollars”. Western nations must heed the dire warnings of this existential economic crisis.

President Trump told American children, “you are perfect exactly the way God made you”, during last week's address to Congress. He also reiterated his stance on removing males from female sports and vowed to lead the USA back to "the righteous cause of American liberty" "with God's help".

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has signalled that he is ready to follow the White House’s lead and negotiate a peace deal to end the war with Russia after the Trump administration paused military aid and intelligence sharing.

Over 100,000 patient records show that those undergoing surgery face significantly higher rates of depression, anxiety, and substance abuse. Australian authorities and media outlets have remained silent on the bombshell finding.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has expedited delivery of military equipment worth approximately $4 billion to Israel, he announced on Saturday.