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A major new report warns that Christian freedoms in Australia are under increasing pressure, documenting legal restrictions, personal testimonies, and growing concerns about religious liberty.

The freedom to attend church or sing hymns was never the point. Christianity has always sought to shape culture, transform lives and speak into every aspect of civic life. And that’s precisely the freedom we’re losing in Australia.

QCAT has overturned the dismissal of a vilification complaint against Lyle Shelton, reviving a long-running free speech case and reigniting debate over how Australia’s vilification laws are applied.

Dr Andrew Amos has been banned from publicly discussing gender issues on social media and barred from direct clinical contact, following multiple complaints from trans activists.

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.

A New York jury awards millions to a detransitioner, finding doctors breached their duty of care—marking a historic legal reckoning for gender-related medical practices involving minors.

Amid Coalition chaos and free speech battles, Family First stakes its ground—championing life, faith, and family while positioning for key state upper house wins in a turbulent political landscape.

A 2025 ACN report warns Australia is sliding toward religious freedom concern, citing government overreach, speech restrictions, lawfare, and rising antisemitism despite an overall cautiously positive outlook.

Family First is pushing for a joint federal and NSW Royal Commission to expose how authorities overlooked Islamist hate preachers, failed to act on terror warnings, and allowed extremist groups to operate freely within Australia's borders.

A compelling call for Christians to awaken, reclaim biblical truth, and confront cultural challenges, "While We Were Sleeping" urges believers to engage courageously with issues shaping families, faith, and the nation’s future.

With the Nationals walking away from the Liberals, talk of a conservative realignment grows — but egos and ideology remain major roadblocks.

This week I was in court for the ninth time! This was the second case of alleged vilification. Women are being erased in sport, spaces and sex-based services. All because politicians refuse to correct the mistake of Julia Gillard, who removed our protections in law back in 2013.

Decades ago, we warned that the public promotion of radical sexual agendas would have worrying and lasting repercussions. We were mocked and scorned for saying this. Now, the trans militants are working overtime, targeting women and children especially.

The drag queens who dragged me to the Queensland tribunal have just scored another legal leg-up. 

There are numerous reasons why it can be argued that Anthony Albanese is the worst Prime Minister Australia has ever had. If not the worst, then certainly in the top two or three. Everything he touches seems to turn to ashes.

I think we all believe that we have a neural pathway in our brain that can detect truth from lies. However, it seems to me that there are a series of filters that we consciously or subconsciously apply to the inputs of information that obscure or cancel some or all of the data.

The Liberal Party again shows its true colours by voting down the reinstatement of Moira Deeming.

Australians have marked one year since Hamas’ incursion into Israel killed 1,200 and divided the West. Coordinated public events saw prominent political figures from the Liberals, Nationals, Independents, and some minor parties gather in solidarity with Israel’s hour of mourning.

Family First is officially back. After being voluntarily deregistered as a political party in 2017, the party that began life in March 2004 has re-entered politics in 2024. The Australian Electoral Commission approved Family First’s application on 20 September.

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.