2 September 2026
4.5 MINS
Political opponents can be criticised without being demonised. The rhetoric surrounding Pauline Hanson risks turning legitimate political disagreement into something far more dangerous.
1 September 2026
3.3 MINS
Labor's new Digital Duty of Care promises to protect Australians online — but critics warn it's a rebranded censorship push that could silence political dissent, faith voices and the pro-life movement.
31 August 2026
7.8 MINS
Tasmania's Parliament is moving to treat ordinary Christian parenting and pastoral care as a problem to be regulated, and in the Greens’ bill, as a crime.
27 August 2026
4.8 MINS
Bishop Fulton Sheen argued Communism and capitalism share a common root—materialism divorced from morality. That affinity, this piece argues, explains China's persecution of Christians today.
27 August 2026
2.6 MINS
Religious leaders are urging Labor to exempt faith-based charities from its new 30 per cent discretionary trust tax, warning the reform could severely cut philanthropic funding for vulnerable Australians.
26 August 2026
1.6 MINS
Victoria's cults inquiry report lacks clear definitions and religious freedom safeguards. ACL welcomes support for survivors but warns mainstream churches and homeschooling families could be wrongly caught up.
24 August 2026
3.5 MINS
John Anderson joins Karl Stefanovic to unpack Australia's mounting challenges — from Cultural Marxism and youth values to Net Zero, farming pressures, defence gaps and Labor's economic mismanagement.
21 August 2026
2.9 MINS
An Australian-designed nuclear microreactor, built in just 150 days, has been sold to a US firm after federal and state bans blocked its development at home — the latest in a long line of missed Australian innovations.
20 August 2026
4 MINS
Young Australians face a housing crisis decades in the making. This piece argues political choices—not fate—locked a generation out of the Australian Dream, and calls for national renewal.
19 August 2026
2.4 MINS
After the Bondi Beach terror attack, the Prime Minister's response was a gun buyback scheme. This misses the point entirely — the problem isn't guns, it's radical Islamism.
18 August 2026
7.4 MINS
A collection of G.K. Chesterton's sharpest one-liners — on faith, society, and human nature — gathered from decades of his writing and arranged for quick, quotable reading.
17 August 2026
14 MINS
Part 2 of a series arguing that Western societies exhibit hallmarks of a borderless "Global Neo-Marxism"—censorship, moral confusion, deindustrialisation, and eroding sovereignty—echoing patterns from Stalin's Soviet Union.
14 August 2026
16.4 MINS
Nation First investigates the economic, cultural, biological and environmental forces driving Australia’s fertility rate to a historic low.
13 August 2026
3.8 MINS
Australia has abandoned its Christian foundations. Only revival and courageous Christian witness can reverse the nation's moral decline.
12 August 2026
6.1 MINS
There is an urgent need to build a more resilient Australia; that is, an economy that is sufficiently robust that it can continue functioning if the nation’s vulnerable supply chains should be cut.
11 August 2026
1.8 MINS
On 24 July, the second day of the Australia Labor Party's National Conference, the delegates decided that the federal laws relating to voluntary assisted dying should change to allow terminally ill patients to use telehealth services.
10 August 2026
3.7 MINS
Something remarkable has happened inside the modern Labor Party. It has become the political home of four ideologies that, on paper, ought to despise one another: Socialism. Islamism. Globalism. And LGBTQ activism.
28 July 2026
2.4 MINS
Tony Abbott has once again committed the cardinal sin of modern politics — saying out loud that "multiculturalism has failed". The West's refusal to champion its own values has created the very divisions multiculturalism promised to eliminate.
23 July 2026
8.8 MINS
Most Australians believe their private messages are private. The government has spent the last eight years proving them wrong. Here's what you need to know about the country's expanding surveillance systems.
16 July 2026
4.8 MINS
The Covid lockdowns may not have been remotely effective, but at least they harmed millions of people and created long-lasting negative impacts that we’re still dealing with today. That’s the conclusion of a massive new body of research.





