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A desperate Victorian Labor Party is peddling taxpayer-funded abortions as free “healthcare”. In a shameless attempt to stay in power, they're willing to do anything — including killing the unborn and forcing taxpayers to pay for it.

Katie Zacharia’s first days as White House Press Secretary have sparked fierce media criticism, but her remarkable testimony of surviving an abortion attempt tells a deeper story.

Australia’s proposed digital duty of care laws promise greater online safety and increased user control by switching off algorithms, but critics warn they could give ministers sweeping powers to restrict lawful content and threaten free speech.

Euthanasia accounted for 4% of all deaths in Belgium in 2025, with growing numbers involving people who were not terminally ill, dementia patients and psychiatric conditions.

Historian Frank Furedi warns that the West is waging a war against its own past, censoring books, rewriting history and severing future generations from their heritage.

Canada plans to legalise euthanasia through advance requests, raising concerns about consent, dementia patients’ rights and whether earlier decisions should determine the circumstances of death.

Queensland recorded 1,082 assisted suicide and euthanasia deaths in 2025–26, as the review board called for consultation on potentially widening eligibility criteria.

As Christianity fades from public life, Marxism or Communism offers a substitute faith built on oppression, liberation and political salvation — but at what cost?

Marco Rubio’s Athens speech celebrates the Greek, Roman and Christian foundations of Western civilisation, warning that cultural self-loathing and radical ideologies threaten its future.

Allegra Spender’s proposed bill reignites debate over discrimination protections, religious freedom and the right of faith-based schools to uphold their beliefs and values.

Victoria’s assisted dying deaths have surged by 300 per cent since legalisation, while a disturbing case involving a patient’s partner raises urgent questions about safeguards.

Australia faces mounting geopolitical, economic and defence threats, but its political leaders lack the statesmanship, bold vision and decisive communication needed to prepare the nation.

The proposed livestream of Nidal Hasan’s execution has reignited debate over justice, deterrence and public accountability, with critics comparing American justice to ISIS propaganda.

An EU court case over baptismal records could pit data protection laws against religious freedom, raising serious questions about whether governments can compel churches to erase sacramental history.

During a recent dialogue between high profile legal experts, a top Australian constitutional law expert was asked if Australia should have a Bill of Rights. His answer may surprise you.

New South Wales healthcare workers who object to abortion and voluntary assisted dying face growing pressure, raising serious questions about conscience rights, employment and moral injury.

John Anderson warns that Australia’s decline is rooted in spiritual and cultural disintegration, calling for a recovery of Christian foundations, social cohesion and national purpose.

A blackout at Australia’s $150 million Pre-COP climate summit in Fiji delivered an awkward lesson in energy reliability to delegates preaching the renewable transition.

Victoria’s 18th March for the Babies will bring families together to peacefully affirm the value of every human life and call for a cultural change towards life.

Across the Middle East, North Africa and Anatolia, Christianity once shaped entire civilisations. Could Britain’s Christian heritage likewise become a memory rather than a reality?