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The firings come amid staffing shortages and low morale, with WA Police turning to overseas recruitment to prop up its frontline forces.

Tennessee legislators have passed HJR803, declaring July a month of statewide prayer, fasting, repentance and seeking God’s mercy for social issues plaguing the southern state.

Dr Jereth Kok has spent the last half-decade barred from practising family medicine while awaiting a verdict on whether his memes and internet opinions were permissible under Australia’s medical regime.

A whistleblower lamenting Airbnb’s 2023 backflip after blacklisting Lauren Southern’s parents says the ban was intentional. The NBC exclusive explained the vacation rental property company’s move against Southern’s relatives was part of Big Tech doubling down on “hate groups”.

Australian Wikileaks boss Julian Assange is free, following a plea deal. While immediate, his release is conditional. Assange’s future freedom rests on pleading guilty to the United States Justice Department’s charge of espionage.

Kingdom Thinkers Academy (KTA) has launched its online school portal. The portal offers quality options suitable for both the homeschooled and the tutored, and is another innovative move by the Australian start-up.

At the opening of the Indigenous Embassy Jerusalem, a South African tribal leader apologised for the South African government’s taking Israel to court for war crimes.

Biden's age is a growing concern to American voters. When asked in a recent poll to summarise Biden in one word, the vast majority of voters — Republicans, Independents, and Democrats — responded “old.”

Anthony Albanese is being urged to replicate a landmark British review into interventionist medical treatments that enable young children to change gender, amid increasing concern that puberty blockers may cause serious harm.

Over 8,000 people travelled from around the U.K. to hear Franklin Graham preach in Birmingham on Saturday night. It was the American evangelist's first time in the Midlands, with his visit coming 40 years since his late father, Billy Graham, preached the Gospel in nearby Villa Park.

NSW Police have confirmed that a Friday sermon by Bankstown-based cleric Abu Ousayd – also known as Wissam Haddad – that promised “humiliation” and “men who love death” if Allah was attacked, did not breach state hate-speech provisions.

“Pro-life is pro-woman.” That was the message of Brisbane’s March for Life rally on 8 June. The event saw hundreds of pro-life supporters gather in the CBD, promoting the dignity of human life and protection of Queensland’s most vulnerable.

The latest Never Again is Now rally was held in Brisbane on Sunday, 9 June 2024. 1,500 people registered and enjoyed a peaceful event with Christians, Jews and others attending, including the Iranian community, who also suffer from the Iranian regime.

The American College of Pediatricians (ACP) announced their unwavering support of the Doctors Protecting Children Declaration (DPCD), which was created to push against the gender politics infiltrating medicine.

While votes are still being counted across Europe, early projections are showing conservative parties and candidates gaining significant ground, with centrist parties making minimal gains and left-wing parties suffering moderate to significant losses so far.

Sydney’s population of rough sleepers has almost doubled during the cost-of-living crisis over the past three years, from 1,141 in 2021 to 2,037 now. On Friday, 21 June, there will be an interfaith service to honour the lives of those who have died while homeless in the past year.

After ridding his country of violent gangs, one world leader is crediting God with his administration’s success. El Salvador’s president Nayib Bukele explained how his administration took El Salvador from being the murder capital of the world to the second-safest nation in the Western hemisphere.

Many Christians lamented the United Methodist Church’s (UMC) decision to embrace LGBT ideology at their 2024 UMC General Conference last month. With African and Asian churches leaving, over one-tenth of United Methodism is now gone.

One of Australia’s most senior Catholic leaders has called on the Albanese government to reject law reform proposals to remove protections for religious institutions from the Sex Discrimination Act because they are “a most serious threat to the existence” of religious schools.

The Australian Capital Territory has passed the nation’s most extreme voluntary assisted dying laws, after last-minute attempts by Liberal MPs to pass amendments were defeated. The Legislative Assembly passed the bill on 5 June, and the law will come into effect on 3 November 2025.