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The Australian Senate has just received bombshell evidence that over $100 million in foreign funding is driving coordinated campaigns to disrupt Australia’s coal, gas, and nuclear energy industries.

Nations and borders are God-ordained, ethnic homogeneity fosters social trust, and mass immigration threatens Australia’s Anglo-Celtic identity and cultural cohesion.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has received thousands of complaints, but at this stage is ignoring them, allowing the violent rapist to enjoy serving out his sentence among vulnerable women.

Many are rising above the noise of this corrupt world and speaking boldly for Christ. God calls us all to prayer, repentance, and to use the voice he has given us to proclaim the good news to this sinful nation.

The eSafety Commissioner has refused an FOI request by The Daily Declaration after identifying 2,600 records relating to our ministry, revealing the breadth of government tracking of Christian groups online.

New South Wales legislative Libertarian John Ruddick wants to end sex selective abortions in the state. Ruddick’s Abortion Law Reform Amendment (Sex Selection Prohibition) Bill was motioned on 7 August and is scheduled to be presented in full on 22 October.

On 11 September 2025, the Hohhot Intermediate People’s Court in Inner Mongolia (a region in northern China along the Mongolian border) delivered a stark message: even distributing legally authorised Bibles can be a crime if done outside government-approved channels.

God’s priority is his Church. The Church is his Son’s bride, and not only that, but the hope of the world. That is why we are praying and fasting for the Church in October.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk is part of a growing pattern of left-wing violence. Condemning violence in general isn’t enough. We need to confront the false beliefs that inspire it.

Australia is required to hold minimum fuel stocks to last 90 days so as to be in a position to manage energy disruptions and crises, such as war, cyberattacks on energy infrastructure, supply chain disruptions and extreme weather events. Australia on average in 2023-24, held fuel stocks equivalent to 53 IEA days.

An Economist/YouGov survey quizzed Americans on political violence, reporting that 20% of voters who identify as liberal believe that political violence can be “justified”, compared to only 7% of self-described moderates and conservatives.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has unveiled her full plan to transform Melbourne by permitting up to 60 high-rise precincts built around public transport hubs like railway stations and major road junctions. All this has been done without genuine consultation with either local government or residents.

As Australia prepares to ban under-16s from social media ban, Elon Musk’s X has warned of legal concerns, unintended harms, and potential human rights violations.

In an hour-long speech before the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, President Donald Trump rebuked world leaders for embracing nonsensical, self-destructive policies, and he urged them to follow America’s lead in restoring prosperity.

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.

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 [...]

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.