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It’s been a momentous week for the pro-life movement in Australia. There’s never been a time in the Australian mainstream media where the human rights issue of the right to life of babies has hit the headlines as much as right now.

Lyle Shelton of Family First is optimistic to see fruit in two to three years' time in state elections, with candidates standing from every walk of life. This will hopefully open an opportunity to stand in a Senate position.

The pro-death religion being seen so clearly at the DNC should be enough to convince any sensible person, any moral person, and certainly any Christian, what a demonised group of people these really are.

Malcolm Roberts and David Fawcett explain why Australia is failing in its international commitment to uphold the right to life for children born after a failed abortion.

Is Peter Dutton a racist for insisting there should be a blanket ban on arrivals from Gaza? It’s not racist to insist that the safety of the Australian community must not be compromised by our refugee program.

Senator Babet and the 17 senators who supported his motion of urgency for medical care for unwanted babies born alive after a failed abortion are to be congratulated.

Post-Biden Democrats are just as hungry to abort America as the president they purged was. Walz, as Minnesota Governor, even removed a clause requiring doctors to “preserve the life and health of the born alive infant”.

After the Queensland parliament heard a harrowing account of children born alive and left to die after abortion, federal Senator Ralph Babet will move a motion of urgency today to condemn the practice of leaving children to die after failed abortions.

Parents are being urged to make their voices heard at a New South Wales parliamentary inquiry into the damaging effects of pornography on the mental, emotional and physical health of children and young people. 

The Albanese Government can't find a special envoy on Islamophobia, and the special envoy on anti-Semitism is reporting to the wrong person.

Over 22 million people across the world tuned in on Monday night to listen to a lengthy discussion between former President Donald Trump and tech magnate Elon Musk. Hosted on X, the two-hour-long conversation covered a broad range of topics.

Kamala refused to be interviewed, but that didn’t stop Time from running a huge love letter dedicated to the woman they described as a cross between Beyonce and Obama. Seriously.

Labour in the United Kingdom is presiding over the potential dissolution of that Kingdom. Instead of de-escalating tensions, Keir Starmer – the most left-wing Prime Minister to ever reside at 10 Downing St – chooses to spin facts into far-left fearmongering about the “far-right”.

Auron MacIntyre examines how Western democracies are being undone not just by our political elites but by flawed notions of progress, efficiency and individualism. At the end of the day, this is really a religious war, with two radically different worldviews battling it out.

Donald Trump, reflecting on his close brush with an assassin’s bullet, says he’s now more a believer in God. The former president and 2024 candidate made the comments on X during a live conversation with Elon Musk.

The revelations of criminal or thuggish practices in the CFMEU, exposed by Nine Entertainment, are not much of a surprise to anyone with a cursory interest in Australia’s sorry construction sector. However, the timing of the exposé is curious.

We were told last November that 860 visitor visas would be issued to Palestinians needing refuge until the war in Gaza was over. We were also told the visas would only be issued after thorough security checks had been conducted.

High-level French authorities are reportedly behind the heavy-handed arrest of six CitizenGO protesters and their driver. After campaigning peacefully without incident since 9 am, the “Stop Attacks on Christians” bus was stopped by armed police in Paris around 7 pm.

The travesty that has unfolded in women's boxing at the Paris Olympics is a reminder that we must stand up for women and girls in sport and advocate protections for women’s sporting events that previous generations worked so hard to establish.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese appears to have confirmed that his government has abandoned attempts to pass a religious discrimination bill during this term of parliament.