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It's an incredible time to be alive. On the back of this current church resurgence, the Canberra Declaration is praying and fasting this October for the Church to thrive and grow and for the release of the gospel across Australia.

Alphabet — Google and YouTube’s parent company — has confessed that Biden-era pressure led them to censor political content, and has pledged to reinstate banned creators and uphold free debate going forward.

Israel has stunned the international community by formally recognising Australia as a Palestinian state. The move comes after Canberra’s decision to recognise “Palestine” — a nation that exists in roughly the same way Bigfoot does: blurry, elusive, and most often spotted by people desperate for attention.

The martyrdom of Charlie Kirk on 10 September 2025 for his Christian beliefs has become one of the most significant events not only of the year but even of the twenty-first century.

In an exclusive interview with Aaron Duff and Victor Claye from Australian Christian Records for The Daily Declaration, Lecrae shares insights on his new album, thoughts on the future of the US after Charlie Kirk's assassination, as well as his excitement to return to Australia and tour for possibly the last time.

Brett Sutton, Victoria’s ex-health chief once crowned ‘Victorian of the Year’ for his COVID crackdown, now concedes key restrictions went too far and caused lasting harm.

Courage and common sense are making a political comeback. So argued Senator Matt Canavan in his address to the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Brisbane over the weekend. Canavan’s comments were, in part, a salute to Andrew Hastie, who bypassed the bulldust and drew battlelines [...]

Gender activists have unleashed a Marxist-inspired campaign to redefine, reconfigure, and eventually destroy the family. Feminists launched a crusade to vilify men and fathers. In response, Charlie Kirk disparaged the anti-family effort in strong language.

Australia's first, safest, and most conservative voluntary assisted dying scheme is booming. In Victoria, demand has skyrocketed, and the Labor government plans to loosen safeguards and make it easier for even more people to access services. 

This is the lure of podcast iconoclasm. It promises clarity by smashing what others hold sacred. It feels bold, even heroic. But the same fire that makes it captivating can also burn through everything that gives public discourse its stability.

Now, the widow of a slain man is applauded for forgiving, the leader of the free world is acknowledging the need for God, and the world’s richest atheist-turned-God-seeker is tweeting the Lord’s Prayer. Charlie Kirk's killer didn’t deserve forgiveness. But then again, neither do we.

Who does the Australian public broadcaster get to present Australians with an "expert" opinion on Charlie Kirk? The ABC invites Hasan Piker, a well-known left-wing influencer. They platformed a pity party for Piker, who wants people like Kirk killed, as long as it's “justified”.

The Quiet Revival continues apace in Britain. Watch these two recent videos about the revival and be encouraged by what God is doing.

What people don’t know – and what senior police won’t tell you – is that a decrease in recorded drug offences correlates directly with reduced police productivity. It does not correlate with reduced drug crime, as police bosses would have you believe.

A biological male who violated his own child in the most grotesque way is not only shielded by the courts under a pseudonym, “Hilary Maloney”, but is treated as if his biggest problem is “transphobia”. This is the scandal; not just the crime itself but the weakness of the sentence, the silence of the mainstream media, and the way ideology has hijacked justice in this country.

Some 200,000+ people attended the memorial service for Charlie Kirk in Glendale, Arizona, where his widow Erika Kirk forgave his murderer. One thing this service made clear is that conservatives are by and large known for their love of faith, family and freedom.

The Prime Minister and key Australian institutions are yet to distance themselves from Hannah Ferguson, despite a 20,000-signature petition calling them to repudiate her pro-violence rhetoric.

In response to the NSW Conversion Practices Ban Act 2024, the Anglican Diocese of Sydney has passed a powerful Synod motion that declares the Church’s unwavering commitment to proclaim “the truth of God’s word” and to minister faithfully regardless of political pressure.

Employers and universities have been emboldened to make access to a career contingent on undergoing certain medical procedures. This is not just about Covid, nor just about vaccines. It is the principle that erodes medical ethics, narrows our talent pool, and quietly shifts our workforce towards compliance over conscience.

Faith and prayer are reclaiming their place in the heart of America’s academic institutions — thanks to dedicated Christian leaders and a supportive Trump administration.