20 November 2024
2.5 MINS
A 17-year-old charged over pro-Palestinian vandalism that caused more than $100,000 worth of damage to Jewish Labor MP Josh Burns’ electorate office, during which he allegedly hit the glass facade 14 times with a sledgehammer, is on track to avoid a criminal conviction.
20 November 2024
0.7 MINS
OIDAC Europe identified 2,444 anti-Christian hate crimes which were documented by police and civil society in 35 European countries in 2023, including 232 personal attacks on Christians, such as harassment, threats and physical violence.
15 November 2024
1.4 MINS
Despite widespread opposition from the Australian public, Labor’s "Misinformation and Disinformation" Bill has passed the House of Representatives by 78 votes to 57.
14 November 2024
3.2 MINS
Following President-elect Donald Trump’s landslide victory on Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is dropping the cases it has levelled against Trump over the past four years, and a top Trump prosecutor is looking for a way out.
13 November 2024
5.6 MINS
The government wants to pass its Misinformation Bill before the end of the year. But its success or failure is on a knife’s edge. Here are the independent senators who will decide its fate.
13 November 2024
4 MINS
Radical preachers and extremist organisation Hizb ut-Tahrir have attacked Australia’s democracy and The Muslim Vote campaign, calling it a “shirk” and an insult to Allah, at sermons in southwest Sydney, the geographical heart of a community-led Muslim political movement.
1 November 2024
3.2 MINS
Rampant immigration in Australia has cloaked the alarming reality that we are in “the biggest ‘baby recession’ since 1970s”, as The Guardian reported recently. We now have a total fertility rate (TFR) of 1.50 babies per woman, a record low from 1.86 in 1993.
31 October 2024
2.7 MINS
Building upon the success in the USA of the National Prayer Assembly, the Million Women Esther Call on the Mall, and the key Feast of the Lord, the Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur, it's time to take God's gift of repentance to the grassroots — through His true shepherds into His true Church, His Body.
31 October 2024
3 MINS
Since 2018, Tommy Robinson’s opponents – Muslim, Marxist, and lightweight Tories – have exploited the “that’s not journalism” decree. Smeared as a “far-right, anti-Muslim agitator,” Robinson’s latest incarceration relates to his documentary film "Silenced".
28 October 2024
0.9 MINS
NSW MLC John Ruddick delivered a powerful speech to the state parliament about the excessive funding of rainbow activism. Lobbyists who rely on government grants do not simply pat themselves on the back after winning their cause – they get addicted to the gravy train.
24 October 2024
2.6 MINS
The UK-based Centre for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) is again facing serious legal action after revelations one of the group’s goals is to destroy X.
23 October 2024
1.2 MINS
Hobart City Council refused Councillor Louise Elliot the ability to book a venue for a women’s rights event and acted in a very unprofessional manner throughout the process.
22 October 2024
2.8 MINS
Appalled by Smith-Connor’s legal defeat, the UK branch of Alliance Defending Freedom exclaimed, “This is the first known conviction of a 'thoughtcrime' in modern British history. We’re examining the possibility of appeal.”
18 October 2024
5.3 MINS
Following three hours of lively debate in South Australia’s Upper House, the Hon Ben Hood MLC’s Live Births Bill suffered the narrowest of defeats Wednesday evening, being voted down 10-9.
18 October 2024
4.9 MINS
Bevelyn Beatty Williams, a 33-year-old pro-life activist, was convicted in Manhattan on 22 February of violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act after a nine-day jury trial. She was sentenced on 24 July to three years and five months in prison.
17 October 2024
3.2 MINS
ISA chief executive Graham Catt said his organisation was gearing up to take the fight to the Greens, with school leaders, teachers and parents making clear “they’ve had enough of the relentless and baseless vilification of families who simply want the best for their children”.
16 October 2024
6.8 MINS
Councillor Blanco, who formerly served as Port Hedland Mayor, said that although healthcare is not normally within the remit of local government, he considered the evidence presented to be “a real and undeniable threat to public health.”
16 October 2024
2.1 MINS
Premier Chris Minns has thrown his support behind a controversial bill introduced to parliament by the Independent Member for Sydney, Alex Greenwich.
15 October 2024
3.2 MINS
The Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, Anthony Fisher, has warned the church will be forced to consider closing religious schools if the government strips them of the ability to preference the employment of teachers supportive of Christian teachings.
15 October 2024
3.2 MINS
Yemini’s mission to meet middle America in the midst of the epoch-making MAGA-MAHA vs. Marxism showdown, couldn’t be better timed. “The most exciting part,” he said, was having the chance to offer a different view to those outside the US.





