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When we allow euphemisms like "abortion", "termination of pregnancy", "assisted suicide", "health care", or "dignified dying" to creep unqualified into our vocabulary and our conversations, we lose the meaning, the picture of what is truly taking place: deliberate killing of a human person.

After its first highly successful Walk for Life last year, Love Sydney’s annual event will continue to build momentum for the pro-life movement.

Moderators made mincemeat of what will likely be Donald Trump’s only debate with Kamala Harris. Blatantly hostile ABC News hosts David Muir and Linsey Davis visibly favoured the Biden administration appointee.

It seems to me – and it should be clear to any impartial observer – that there were two main losers here: the American people, and the network that hosted the debate.

Dr Joanna Howe recently appeared on The Outsiders, where she revealed that babies in Australia are being deliberately born alive before they are left to die because it’s a “cheap, easier and quicker” way of killing a baby than having a normal abortion.

Thousands of men, women, and children seeking to end abortion, participated in the three-hour March for Life. Statistics published by Premier Christian News allege that the UK terminates over 250,000 children in the womb each year, and this number is increasing.

We need to educate and activate young Australians and health professionals to lead the charge against abortion up to birth. Today I am excited to announce that I am hosting the inaugural National Life Summit on Saturday 30 November in Sydney CBD at a 5-star hotel. 

On 20 March 2024, Robbie Katter, MP for Traeger and leader of the Katter’s Australian Party, introduced the Termination of Pregnancy (Live Births) Amendment Bill 2024, widely known as the “Queensland Babies Born Alive Bill”.

Anti-life activists and MPs are so ideologically addicted to unfettered abortion access and the dehumanisation of babies in the womb that they are willing to reject the humanity of certain babies outside the womb as well, born alive after failed abortions.

The shock hasn’t worn off for pro-lifers, who continue to watch with dismay as Donald Trump and his Catholic running mate, Senator J.D. Vance (R-Ohio), seem to publicly disavow years of conservative principles on the unborn.

Trump’s 2024 Right-to-Life reversal is unliked, even though it might appear reasonable from his point of view. The image of the bloodied former president, rising with fist in the air, saying, “Fight, fight, fight,” echoes his duty to fight for life.

George Barna, director of research at Arizona Christian University’s Cultural Research Center, released new data earlier this month that “reveals the limitations of Christian evangelicalism in American society.”

In this article, I want to address questions and concerns some folks might have about the US elections, and the two main teams. Specifically, what might we think about Team Trump, including his new backer, Robert F. Kennedy Jr? Polarisation is running hot as ever on this issue.

In a move many conservatives and Christians find devastating, the Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his running mate J.D. Vance are walking further away from their pro-life base.

The Country Liberal Party has stormed to victory in the NT election. Hidden from the major headlines – but more important – is the story of prayer behind it.

David Closson and Joseph Backholm tackled some of the themes from this year’s DNC, including the promotion of abortion through all nine months of pregnancy and the party’s definition of freedom and personal choice.

The more the Christian roots of America and the West are attacked and removed, the less the benefits of the faith will last. What we are seeing now is clear proof of this reality.

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.