20 May 2025
3 MINS
Republican lawmakers are pushing a bill to update 20th-century obscenity laws, aiming to curb online pornography and hold the industry accountable for its social harms.
20 May 2025
2.3 MINS
Arthur Stace famously wrote 'eternity' in chalk across Sydney streets. The Australian film, Written in Chalk, was first released in 2022. Now it's had its international premiere in Germany.
20 May 2025
3.7 MINS
Following Jesus' example, let's limit ourselves in loving, humble submission and go into all the earth.
19 May 2025
14.3 MINS
Courageous MPs, many of whom gave sensational pro-life speeches, changed and voted against the 2025 abortion bill. Their bravery deserves our gratitude. Here's how you can thank them.
19 May 2025
3.4 MINS
Elena King describes the moment her knee was violently dislocated during a women’s rugby match — by a male opponent allowed under current "inclusion" policies.
19 May 2025
4.5 MINS
In his first address, Pope Leo XIV highlighted artificial intelligence as a defining issue of our time, and has signalled he will address its impact on work, dignity, and Catholic social teaching.
19 May 2025
3.7 MINS
With public opinion turning sharply against taxpayer-funded gender transitions and radical identity politics, the Democratic party faces mounting backlash — even from their own base, polls and pundits suggest.
19 May 2025
2.5 MINS
If your family is like mine and loves a good story, check out Dusty Boot Books and invest in some children’s books that prioritise family, creativity, beauty, values, education, and make a difference.
19 May 2025
3.6 MINS
Let’s have beautiful feet, trained to proclaim the good news, that go. “How beautiful are the feet of those who preach the good news!”
18 May 2025
2.7 MINS
Being Yeshua's witnesses begins within our own communities: our families, neighbours, local shops, and the people we encounter every day. His heart beats daily for each of them.
17 May 2025
3.1 MINS
No greater question could be posed to our fellow Australians than to ask: “Who do you think Jesus is?”
16 May 2025
3 MINS
Across Australia, a powerful spiritual momentum is building among Gen Z men especially. Youth for Christ and recent studies confirm they are the fastest-growing group seriously professing faith in Jesus and pursuing discipleship.
16 May 2025
3.8 MINS
A significantly amended Greens' Abortion Bill has passed the NSW Parliament. This is a time of grieving an evil bill, thankfulness that it is less evil than the original, and to recommit to working for a society that upholds the dignity of every human life.
16 May 2025
13.1 MINS
In one extraordinary week, voters in Canada, England, and Australia sent a clear message to conservative parties: bold conviction beats bland imitation in today’s turbulent political climate.
16 May 2025
6.5 MINS
Amid culture wars and moral confusion, many Christians are choosing conservative parties—not out of blind loyalty, but because one side increasingly defends values like the sanctity of life, religious freedom, and biblical truth.
16 May 2025
4.1 MINS
From the sexual revolution to Indigenous spirituality, today’s ‘enlightened’ movements may carry the same seductive spirits that once plagued Israel. This article explores how modern culture is echoing ancient deception in surprising ways.
16 May 2025
3.8 MINS
Regardless of election outcomes, the Lord reigns and is always at work in Australia. So, let us keep praying and proclaiming Jesus. Let's GO!
15 May 2025
3.8 MINS
Anthony Albanese’s choice of a secular affirmation instead of a Bible oath at his swearing-in ceremony has raised concerns about his true commitment to his Catholic faith and whether his religious identity is politically driven.
15 May 2025
2.8 MINS
Following public outcry over a male student breaking girls’ sport records at a South Australian Catholic school, Senator Leah Blyth is calling for consistent, nationwide rules to ensure girls’ school competitions remain fair and biologically based.
15 May 2025
3.1 MINS
Trump’s tariffs have produced a massive “reciprocal” trade deal with the UK. But the agreement fails to protect freedom of speech or religious freedom, provisions many hoped for. What does this mean for trade deals in Australia?





