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Donald Trump has taken the oath of office as America’s 47th president. Christians are commanded to pray for governing officials, regardless of politics. So, as the country enters a new chapter of its history, here are five ways that Christians can pray biblically for the current administration.

Though written in the 1970s, the song Streets of London by Ralph McTell still provides a challenge to us today about caring for the poor and lonely — especially in tough cultural and economic times.

Read these thought-provoking Thomas Sowell quotes on modern education.

This Christmas, let us work together to enter into the purposeful life of Good King Wenceslas, striving for charity and compassion for the poor and oppressed.

We need to go back almost 20 years to the time when the inaugural Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued the first dramatic arrest warrant for a sitting head of state. Will it prove a case of three strikes and you are out with respect to global governance?

Australians are already feeling the cost of the "renewable" transition, but there are far higher costs to come, according to Chris Uhlmann's new documentary "The Real Cost of Net Zero".

In a cost-of-living crisis, with Australians facing higher bills, growing debt, and an energy system at risk of instability, Albanese and Labor are making life worse for all of us. Labor's plan relies on a carbon price to justify their renewables-only approach.

According to journalist Chris Uhlmann in his new one-hour-long documentary "The Real Cost of Net Zero: The shocking truth of the renewable energy push", renewable energy sounds good in theory, but the reality is vastly different.

I had an interesting conversation with ChatGPT (Chat) recently; in fact, I got Chat to fess up that it was giving me false information and deliberately perpetrating a lie. But I need to provide some background first.

Children have become a commodity, and so have women and their wombs. Surrogacy is marketed as the fulfilment of a dream. But often, it ends up a terrible nightmare, especially considering the health risks to both the surrogate mother and the child.

Efforts to close the gap between Indigenous Australians and the rest of the country stalled during the failed Voice referendum, and the recent federal budget did not address the crisis as all governments promised to do.

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the Indigenous population has exploded from 548,370 in 2011 to 812,728 in 2021. The sooner we remove race as a qualifier for government assistance, the sooner Aboriginal people will be helped.

Sitting back and complaining about the “gap” gets us nowhere. Being honest about the bad things in Indigenous communities and positive about the good — that’s the way forward.

Foreign students are being forced into sexual slavery as people-smugglers target tertiary education, Australia’s anti-slavery commissioner has warned. Cases of forced marriage, ­bonded labour, death threats and blackmail against international students have been referred to police.

Running like a thread through "Hidden Agendas" is the disappearance of the independent journalist, motivated by seeking after truth, and the inauguration of a handful of global media moguls founded on the creation of wealth for the few.

The Indigenous women of Borroloola are asking the Albanese government to acknowledge their success and help other communities do as they have done for their youngest children.

Tim Costello, former CEO of World Vision and chief advocate for the Alliance for Gambling Reform, claims to have reached a personal crisis. His opinion piece is titled: “I am a Christian but my tribe supports Trump, I feel like I no longer belong.”

New South Wales Police fined 3,628 children from 2020 to 2022 for COVID-related "offences". Most were from low socio-economic LGAs. Of these, the highest fines for breaching Public Health Orders were AUD $5,000, with the majority fixed at $1,000.

The government-owned ABC runs incessant ads. However, ABC ads promote the ABC, its own programs, and its black-red-green-rainbow political agenda. This agenda does not serve most of the net payers of tax who fund their propaganda.

As the Tasmanian Anglican report outlines, the love of money — as pursued in gambling — leads to a plethora of problems involving health, social, psychological, work/study, finances, culture and criminality.