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An embarrassing visa blunder has exposed serious failures in Australia's Home Affairs Department — and raised uncomfortable questions about who is really keeping Australians safe.

Islamic State militants destroyed a historic Catholic church in northern Mozambique, continuing a years-long campaign of violence targeting both Christian and Muslim communities in the region.

A researcher claims Qatar is bankrolling antisemitism on Western campuses through targeted university funding, while experts warn of broader threats to democratic institutions worldwide.

A 16-year-old examines the Social Media Minimum Age Act's implementation, scrutinising platform verification methods, data privacy risks, and Australia's outdated digital protections.

A Sydney Catholic priest has received a death threat after speaking out about Islam following the Bondi terror attack, amid two church disruptions by an alleged Muslim man.

A former senior US health official faces federal charges for conspiring to hide evidence on COVID's origins — deleting records, dodging transparency laws, and taking kickbacks to protect Wuhan-linked research.

Kim Leadbeater's Assisted Dying Bill has fallen — but the debate over assisted suicide is far from over. Here's why its defeat may have saved countless vulnerable lives.

Australia's antisemitism royal commission has delivered its interim report — but critics say it dances around the elephant in the room: Islamic extremism and terrorism.

A senior scientist identified 25 hidden COVID-19 injection safety signals but was told to “cease and desist” and was labelled “a major distraction” by the agency’s own leadership.

A new survey reveals Gen Z's reluctance to defend Australia, sparking fierce debate over whether woke education, economic hardship, or something else is to blame.

What happens when the internet goes down — and stays down? Explore how undersea cable vulnerabilities reveal our fragility, and why anchoring trust in God matters more than ever.

A Sydney GP's suspension for prescribing Ivermectin exposes deeper questions about healthcare, medical freedom, regulatory power, and whether patients truly have the right to choose their treatment.

Fellow veteran Heston Russell is backing Ben Roberts-Smith ahead of his murder trial, calling for due process and demanding greater media protections for serving military personnel.

A Christian reflection on resisting fear in the turbulent end times, drawing on Scripture, personal testimony, and recent world events to encourage faith over worldly panic.

While gagging doctors who questioned child ‘gender medicine’, Australia’s peak medical regulator was secretly planning to embed gender ideology into its regulatory processes over a three-to-five year horizon, even as it fought FOI requests to keep the details hidden.

A Greek court has ordered the government to pay €300,000 to a vaccine-bereaved family — a landmark ruling with implications for Covid compensation claims worldwide.

A failed assassination attempt on Donald Trump reignites fierce debate over political rhetoric, media influence, and whether escalating hostility is fuelling real-world violence.

A gunman crashed the White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington, targeting President Trump in what appears to be the third assassination attempt of his presidency.

While ISIS openly calls for copycat attacks on Australian soil, our politicians debate whether chanting "globalise the intifada" in council buildings might be slightly impolite.

The NDIS is being exploited by traditional crime gangs, professional fraud syndicates and scheme-hopping networks, the agency said — and in some cases, allied health professionals are helping them do it.