1 August 2022
6.8 MINS
These two courageous politicians sure are a breath of fresh air. May their words bear fruit and herald the start of a positive cultural shift across Australia. Yes, it might seem like an oxymoron, but it does sometimes happen: a politician will get up and [...]
29 July 2022
3.1 MINS
Manly's flirtation with wokeball ends in a mess. The officials gave lip service to diversity, but really sought uniformity with modern secular norms. “It'll be an inclusion game,” they said. “It’ll celebrate diversity,” they promised. And so it was. Except that the Manly Sea Eagles [...]
6 July 2022
4.8 MINS
The inspiring story of two churches defying the secular state despite severe restrictions during the coronavirus pandemic. The basic right to worship God freely was severely challenged over the past few years as most Western governments clamped down on all sorts of basic liberties -- [...]
29 June 2022
11.4 MINS
The fresh anti-discrimination legislation in the Australian Capital Territory will reduce religious freedom even further, applying the strictures upon faith-based schools to other religious institutions like hospitals and aged care, and even places of worship or university student societies. The Australian Capital Territory government has [...]
23 June 2022
4.7 MINS
Assessing the rhetoric of the God-haters. The arguments and attitude of secularists toward religion and religious adherents, in particular Christians, can be rather contrary and confusing. Those who hate God and religion -- especially Christianity -- like to pride themselves on how intelligent they are [...]
22 June 2022
2.9 MINS
The chaplaincy programme in state schools throughout Australia is now under threat from the new Labor government. This will be to the detriment of student wellbeing. Chaplains provide vital support for our children, particularly those in disadvantaged circumstances. Jane Caro recently wrote an article expressing [...]
21 June 2022
5.7 MINS
Let us summon the strength and discipline to tune out of the spiritual and cultural white noise that daily assaults us from every direction, and listen to God's voice in the silence of our hearts, reading His Word and abiding by His ways. “What? I [...]
8 June 2022
2.9 MINS
Many are concerned that the agenda of Australia’s new government will adversely affect people of faith. The legal experts at the Human Rights Law Alliance (HRLA) examined Labor’s policy platform and record to find out what we should expect over the next three years. The [...]
3 June 2022
6.5 MINS
The fact that Scott Morrison lost the recent federal election is all the more “miraculous” (let the reader understand) when one considers that Anthony Albanese failed so spectacularly throughout the entire campaign; not knowing the current unemployment and cash rate, being unable to relate his [...]
30 May 2022
0.9 MINS
If you are uncertain about the need for Australian legislation protecting the basic human right to freedom of religion, or perplexed about the paralysis of the Religious Discrimination Bill, tune in to these fantastic bite-sized videos with clear explanations about our current situation. Religious freedom [...]
24 May 2022
4.5 MINS
What can we learn from this year's federal election results? What may we expect in the years to come? Cody Mitchell and Warwick Marsh provide an overview of the issues to consider. Well, the election is over. While voting continues and the results in several [...]
24 May 2022
6.2 MINS
Some thoughts on the Labor victory in the recent Australian federal election. We are in for tough times ahead. The Morrison miracle win of three years ago was just not sustainable -- either that or the age of miracles has passed! At this point, it [...]
12 May 2022
3.1 MINS
Two weeks out from the federal election, Scott Morrison (LNP) has doubled down on his commitment to introduce protections for faith communities who conscientiously object to assimilating with LGBTQ+ ideology, particularly transgenderism and same-sex “marriage”. In a letter to David Adler -- the President of [...]
6 May 2022
2.7 MINS
Putin moves to squelch any murmurs of dissent against his invasion of Ukraine, trampling on religious freedom and free speech. Biden is not far behind. Any and all in-country criticism of Putin’s aggression in Ukraine is now branded unlawful. A new article under 20.3.3 of [...]
19 April 2022
5 MINS
As Communist China becomes increasingly belligerent and exerts its control across the globe, we need to prepare our defence and strategic industries to avert a hostile takeover. At present, Australia is in no shape to keep the CCP at bay by itself. Since World War [...]
8 April 2022
3 MINS
Though they may not make the headlines, let us not forget the poor souls losing their lives to the military junta of Myanmar. Places of worship are being destroyed across the country; food supplies and humanitarian aid are blocked. The CCP-backed military is killing innocent [...]
1 April 2022
4.9 MINS
Finally, a win for freedom of conscience and religion in Finland, in the long-drawn-out case of principled politician Päivi Räsänen. Prosecuted for a hate crime after stating Biblical views about marriage on social media, Räsänen has at long last been vindicated in a court of [...]
28 March 2022
3.3 MINS
This Easter as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, we are reminded of the need for Freedom of Religion more than ever. Freedom of religion is a universal human right to be protected for the benefit of all -- but particularly those of the [...]
15 March 2022
1.4 MINS
Many SA parliamentarians betrayed the public last year by waving through horrendous anti-life legislation. This Saturday's SA election is our chance to hold them accountable and elect leaders who will stand with society's most vulnerable. Voting for Life in the SA Election The South Australian [...]
25 February 2022
13.3 MINS
As the New South Wales Parliament debates the Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) Bill, we review why euthanasia and assisted suicide are fundamentally wrong, eroding our society's care and concern for the elderly, disabled, mentally ill and vulnerable. As I write, the Parliament of New South [...]





