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I woke up on Sunday morning to discover that a Sydney boys school not only requires boys to be boys, but requires boys to remain as boys. What a time to be alive!

Australia still has a blasphemy law architecture that goes by a new name — namely, our vilification and anti-discrimination framework. These laws have striking parallels to Australia’s old blasphemy laws, with the exception that they serve a new god and are more readily enforced than the old ones.

Rupert Lowe has released a document titled the Rape Gang Inquiry Report into organised child sexual exploitation across parts of England, following a series of public hearings with victims, whistle‑blowers, and former officials.

One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson’s recent speech at the National Press Club has sparked predictable controversy, with critics accusing her of opposing a multiracial Australia. The debate is not primarily about race. It is about culture.

One Nation’s “Fire the liar” rebuttal to Labor’s “fight the far-right” fundraiser has gone primetime. The clever return to sender was aired at least twice during Wednesday’s State of Origin game.

Hon Maryka Groenewald asked the Cook Government to commit to protecting Christians’ right to express their faith freely. The Attorney General’s office dodged the question, instead pledging “balance” for WA’s “diverse” population.

A rape gang report has revealed that at least 250,000 white British girls were subjected to repeated rape, trafficking, torture, and forced Islamic conversion by networks of predominantly Pakistani Muslim men. Around 87% of those convicted bore distinctively Muslim names.

Nation First reports on Pauline Hanson’s National Press Club showdown and how the media, GetUp and the Liberals all helped prove her point.

The FBI has uncovered a terrorist group of 19 individuals planning a terror attack on the White House on 14 June. But the FBI only learned of the threat because a family in Ohio became concerned about their son’s behaviour and alerted authorities.

The West was repulsed by the Holocaust perpetrated by the Nazi Regime against the Jews in WWII. Yet, it can find itself aligning with an underlying anti-Semitism that can be traced back to an error in an understanding Scripture first made by early Church leaders.

History was made last night. Last night showed that the pro-life movement is capable not merely of resisting change, but of advancing its own positive vision for the protection of human life.

Pauline Hanson has delivered her first formal address to the National Press Club of Australia, outling her positions on everything from immigration and energy to Islamism and transgenderism.

Hanson accused Labor, the Liberals and the Greens of each refusing to “articulate the biological truth” about sex and gender, and named ACON as “the leading advocate of transgenderism in Australia”.

In 2022, Australia recorded 18,398 adverse event reports following Covid-19 vaccination. Of these, 160 involved a fatal outcome. Six of the reported deaths occurred in children aged 0 to 17. Why were none of the reported child deaths escalated for expert investigation?

Family First’s National Director Lyle Shelton described Sarah Game as “one of the strongest and most courageous advocates for families in any Australian parliament”.

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has refused demands to apologise, delete posts, or donate to a LGBT+ activist group, stating that they are “on the wrong side of history” in a viral post that has been viewed over 1.7 million times in less than one day.

Trump is calling it peace. Iran is calling it progress. History suggests it's neither.

Nation First looks into One Nation’s powerful new video, the anger it has tapped into, and why Pauline Hanson’s rise is starting to look less like a protest and more like a political earthquake.

Comedian Dave Hughes has unleashed on the Albanese Government, arguing there was no mandate for the recent tax changes and regretting voting for Labor at the last election.

The South Australian Parliament is set to debate a private members bill that — if passed — will allow a biological man who identifies as a woman to record himself as the “mother” on the child’s birth certificate. It has already passed the Upper House with support from the Greens and Labor.