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IPA Deputy Executive Director Daniel Wild says the Liberal Party abandoned its core principles by backing rushed hate speech laws, warning the sweeping legislation could chill debate and expand government power.

AHPRA’s sanctioning of Dr Andrew Amos sparks concern over ideological regulation, medical freedom, and child safeguarding, raising urgent questions about trust in Australia’s health authorities.

Silicon Valley’s unexpected turn toward Christianity is reshaping tech culture, as ministries engage AI, ethics and evangelism amid curiosity, controversy and cautious scepticism.

Sydney Archbishop Kanishka Raffel has accused Senator Pauline Hanson of “hateful words”, igniting debate over radical Islam, free speech, and whether criticism of ideology constitutes incitement under new hate speech laws.

Family First has urged the Senate to block special tax-deductible status for Equality Australia, arguing the move politicises charity law and sidelines independent regulatory decisions.

Rupert Lowe launches Restore Britain with an unapologetically Christian platform, vowing cultural restoration, mass deportations and bold defence of Western values — even at political cost.

A sweeping study suggests the real divide between Left and Right lies not in policy, but in how each orders empathy — from family and nation to all humanity.

As a Christian woman and immigrant in conservative politics, I've learned that faith without action is incomplete and that standing for truth means fighting battles I never expected.

Anthony Albanese demands answers after New South Wales police disrupted Muslim prayers during a Sydney CBD riot, sparking debate over religious freedom, public order, political double standards, and who sets the rules in Australia’s streets.

From Bud Light’s backlash to a corporate exodus, the Human Rights Campaign’s once-feared LGBT equality index is collapsing under consumer pressure and a widening revolt against woke capitalism.

A look at how crowds are steered toward quick, emotional choices in times of crisis — and why this pattern keeps repeating through history, from the jeering crowd at Christ's crucifixion to the anti-ICE raids in Minnesota.

A petition challenges the ABC’s ties to ACON, arguing divided loyalties compromise impartial journalism and breach the broadcaster’s charter as Parliament considers the issue on 9 February.

A scathing critique argues that the Race Discrimination Commissioner fuels division, not national unity, and calls on Anthony Albanese to remove him in the name of genuine social cohesion.

AI isn’t just changing technology — it’s reshaping young men and women into ideological rivals, weakening identity, trust, family formation, and the relational foundations that healthy societies depend on.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan’s Pride March appearance sparks debate over political priorities, as critics contrast enthusiastic support for LGBTQ events with the quiet disappearance of Melbourne’s Australia Day parade.

A viral essay explores why young women trend left while young men don’t, examining biology, technology, institutions and family life — and why strong families may be the key to bridging the divide.

A pending U.S. Supreme Court case over conversion therapy bans and free speech could influence Australian law, as faith-based counsellors argue viewpoint discrimination and client choice in therapy.

After Australia Day tensions, returning media figure Nancy Bell delivers a delayed national message blending satire, identity politics commentary, and cultural critique, positioning himself once again as a provocative Australian voice.

In the wake of the Bondi terror attack, you’d think the ABC might pause briefly in its endless culture war against the country that funds it, and take its responsibility as the national broadcaster seriously.

A fiery defence of Australia Day against extremist rhetoric, exposing the moral absurdities of branding national pride as genocide and warning against imported grievance politics eroding social cohesion and liberal democracy.