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Doubling down on Dutton derangement syndrome (DDS), Jim Chalmers has insinuated that the leader of the opposition is as dangerous as a domestic terrorist.

The Albanese Government can't find a special envoy on Islamophobia, and the special envoy on anti-Semitism is reporting to the wrong person.

Labour in the United Kingdom is presiding over the potential dissolution of that Kingdom. Instead of de-escalating tensions, Keir Starmer – the most left-wing Prime Minister to ever reside at 10 Downing St – chooses to spin facts into far-left fearmongering about the “far-right”.

Australians were told last week that the terror threat has been raised from “likely” to “probable”. We were also told that “probable” didn’t mean “inevitable”. And we were told that the decision to move from “likely” to “probable” was not based on any specific information.

Every day, we learn of new reports of the steady decline of the West. There are various aspects to this. On the one hand, we have the rise and rise of political Islam in Europe, and on the other hand is the ongoing campaign of demoralisation and delegitimatisation of the West.

Leaders of the Christian, Muslim and Jewish religions in Queensland have united to condemn the Miles government’s draft anti-discrimination laws restricting their schools from hiring and firing staff based on their faith, sexuality, marital status and gender identity.

A survey conducted by the new think tank, Logos Scotland, reveals a majority of Scottish Christians think they’re being ostracised. Of the Christians who participated in the survey, 70% believed spite and hostility towards Christians is increasing.

In many societies, especially in the West, people use their personal freedoms to say, depict and do controversial things. They use freedom of speech, and artistic licence, without fully considering the consequences and the hurt caused to others.

The announcement by the Foreign Minister, Penny Wong, that the Albanese government would recognise a Palestinian state is a crass domestic political statement. It even fails to establish the necessary preconditions for the recognition of Palestine.

Tommy Robinson’s latest arrest is another example of the Left’s weaponisation of the war on terror. Falsely charged under the UK’s anti-terrorism legislation, Robinson has had his phone confiscated, despite his bail being granted.

The question is not whether Europe’s culture is Christian, but whether or not the West has a culture at all in a world where social norms have been rapidly cast aside, and a world where identity politics centred around issues like race and gender have risen to the fore.

Giving detailed accounts, Tommy Robinson walks Peterson, his wife, Tammy, and anyone with ears to hear, through at least 15 years of mistreatment at the hands of Islamists, and the Marxian-Woke, left-wing establishment.

The very idea that Payman sought wisdom from Allah before voting on policy issues has surprised many Australians who rarely give a second thought to religion. The fact is that no one arrives at any issue values-free. We all have a religion – whether we believe in God or not.

NSW Police have confirmed that a Friday sermon by Bankstown-based cleric Abu Ousayd – also known as Wissam Haddad – that promised “humiliation” and “men who love death” if Allah was attacked, did not breach state hate-speech provisions.

Anyone keen on hate speech laws needs to spend a year in Pakistan, living under their Islamic blasphemy laws. Two Christian teens are set to be hanged over cartoons sent to their mobile phones by a Muslim, whom authorities let off.

We’ve all heard the rhetorical attacks on Western Civilisation — often centred on Christianity, capitalism, or colonialism, and often on all three. It’s worth examining the data to determine whether they deserve to be so despised.

Who does not suffer? And how do Christians accept and enter its deeper meaning and challenge with clarity, trust and hope, and not with passive, puzzled acceptance, denial, confusion, resentment – or even anger?

The Never Again is Now rally made me realise that this war is not a case of Jews versus Muslims, it’s not a case of Israelis versus Palestinians, it is not a case of East versus West — it is a case of Love versus Hate, Freedom versus Oppression, Life versus Death.

With Israel-Iran tensions rising, and the ever-growing threat of Hamas, the recent stabbing of Sydney Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel is beginning to highlight a very serious problem arising for Australians.

The controversy involving Facebook’s decision to deny access to thousands of sites in Australia calls for a review of the laws relating to traditional media and new online services.