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Men cannot breastfeed babies. And nor should they try. So sue me. Well, actually, that’s exactly what one transgendered woman has done to a breastfeeding expert who dared to assert — as I have — that men have no business throwing a bub on the breast.

Trump recently told scientist-turned-podcaster Lex Fridman, “If you’re religious, you have, I think, a better feeling towards your own mortality... Without religion, there are no guardrails. I’d love to see us get back to religion, more religion in this country.”

We need to educate and activate young Australians and health professionals to lead the charge against abortion up to birth. Today I am excited to announce that I am hosting the inaugural National Life Summit on Saturday 30 November in Sydney CBD at a 5-star hotel. 

Albany locals decided to act after discovering, and unsuccessfully asking for the removal of, sexually explicit and age-inappropriate books in the children’s section of their local library.

Another good Christian teacher has fallen afoul of LGBTQ+ forced speech. Irish police arrested educator Enoch Burke outside Wilson's Hospital School (WHS) in Westmeath, Ireland, for refusing to comply with a controversial court order.

We like to think that our money is safe in the bank, and that our data is safe in the cloud. But are they? There is a danger with these modern conveniences. They provide a terribly tempting target for hackers.

While Labor continues with its firm aversion to nuclear power, Australia’s neighbours in Southeast Asia are exploring it as an alternative source to reach their clean energy goals.

After a five-year wait, Dr Jereth Kok finally had a hearing in Melbourne last month. He was represented by the Christian legal group, the Human Rights Law Alliance. They did a terrific job, but the case continues.

“One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” are the immortal words of Neil Armstrong when he stepped onto the moon. Perhaps that is what Chris Woods was thinking when she decided to walk across Australia to help men, and particularly fathers.

The long journey from Darwin to Adelaide has just been completed on foot by Chris Woods. Her astonishing story and commitment to putting others first is a remarkable achievement, but one done with a big smile on her face.

In a move many conservatives and Christians find devastating, the Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his running mate J.D. Vance are walking further away from their pro-life base.

A Muslim group awarded charity status in the recent budget has warned senators of the legal risk of condemning the anti-Israel “river to the sea” chant and claims Labor has abandoned its own senator, Fatima Payman, over her allegations of genocide in Gaza.

UK dads are providing free security services for dance classes and kids’ summer events. Napier Security Services, based in Huyton, started the trend as a proactive response to recent knife attacks.

The National Christian Foster Care Network hosts Foster Care Sunday every year to raise awareness about the need for more carers, to encourage support of carers, and to pray for a supernatural response across our nation to this need.

The embattled Victorian state schools have been rocked by another scandal, with outrageous student misbehaviour in full display on social media.

Victorian Liberal leader John Pesutto has apologised to UK activist Kellie-Jay Keen and Melbourne-based gender-critical feminist Angela Jones for “any hurt, distress or harm that has occurred” as a result of his comments being “misunderstood as conveying” that he believed them to be neo-Nazis.

Rolls-Royce, a company synonymous with quality manufacturing, has cleared one of the last major hurdles to begin construction of its first modular nuclear reactor in Britain.

After the Queensland parliament heard a harrowing account of children born alive and left to die after abortion, federal Senator Ralph Babet will move a motion of urgency today to condemn the practice of leaving children to die after failed abortions.

As a part of Love France, countless lives have been transformed during the Games. Over 2,500 missionaries from various organisations mobilised across the city, leading over a thousand people to faith.

Parents are being urged to make their voices heard at a New South Wales parliamentary inquiry into the damaging effects of pornography on the mental, emotional and physical health of children and young people.