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Rather than answer the question as to how Australia became a place in which a clergyman cannot stand at his pulpit without fearing for his life, our political masters, champions of diversity, have decided to simply shut down all conversation on social media.

The Christian bishop stabbed multiple times in Western Sydney is defending X, and forgiving his young Muslim attacker. Mar Mari Emmanuel used his first sermon since leaving hospital to double down on Christian forgiveness.

Australia's eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman-Grant has gone to war with Elon Musk, imposing global censorship on Twitter via an Australian court order.

Observations on news from the USA about pro-Palestinian student activists shutting down their own campus; Dr Hilary Cass in the UK facing safety issues after releasing her report on gender dysphoria treatment; Australian politicians lambasting Elon Musk; and Queensland Labor's lame attempt to claim credit for lower crime.

Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott is warning against complacency in the face of “creeping wokeness”. The conservative PM, who ousted grandiose leftwing populist Kevin “07” Rudd, made the comments in response to Ireland’s recent referendum results.

Police shut down the National Conservatism Conference in Brussels, citing public disorder risks by counter-protesters. Whatever happened to protecting free speech?

How can we, individually and as a nation, protect ourselves from the insidious invasion of termites in our government, media and other aspects of our society?

If De Moraes, the Biden administration, and Australia’s woke e-Safety Commissioner win, Musk could very well become the next Julian Assange. Failure to back Musk on this freedom front would not just diminish hard-won classical liberal freedoms; it would be the death of them.

Once famous for writing Harry Potter, J. K. Rowling is now on a courageous — if a little cheeky — crusade for free speech and women's rights.

Unreported by the mainstream media, Tickle v Giggle is a pivotal legal battle for women's sex-based rights in Australia.

The IPA points out that the federal government's bill will create fact-checkers empowered by law to censor online opinion to the satisfaction of an opaque government body or the Minister herself.

Musk’s team will challenge the Labor e-Safety Commissioner's demand to remove a post from Chris Elston featuring a Daily Mail article. This fight between X and the socialist surveillance state isn't just a fight for Elston’s freedom of speech; it's a fight for a free and fair Australia.

It has just become public that it is likely that a private member’s bill will shortly be moved which is designed to outlaw political discrimination. Since politics is behind so much of the misery and conflict in the world, this is a much-needed bill...

Texas pastor Dr Andrew Fox is fighting an active unfair dismissal case against the Austin Fire Department. The expat Brit was fired from his volunteer chaplaincy position for defending women’s sports in a personal blog post.

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The Tasmanian people can decide whom they wish to lead them; they do not need the AMA bullying doctors, silencing scientific debate, and interfering in democracy.

UK politicians – especially Labour UK – are adopting the view that Islamophobia should be treated as racism. It’s wild that they’re even entertaining this, so Tim Dieppe from Christian Concern has written a rebuttal, that has been endorsed by Richard Dawkins, of all people.

The revelation that 35 per cent of recent applicants failed the Australian Citizenship Test is of concern. The data shows the pass rate under Labor has fallen to 65 per cent compared to about 80 per cent under the Coalition between 2017 and 2021.

"Adventures with Iggy and Mr. Kirk" is a new Kirk Cameron project putting wholesome education back into kids’ entertainment. Inspired by "Mr. Rogers' Neighbourhood", Iggy and Kirk will teach a “modernised” version of “classic and timeless moral values”.

In France, a new law was passed with virtually no debate that would see citizens jailed for up to three years for criticising mRNA treatments.