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A personal story from a Sydney high school reveals how multiculturalism unintentionally seeded anti-Semitic attitudes — and why ignoring the cost of mass immigration carries long-term consequences.

Superman’s latest reboot isn’t just a movie — it’s a political lecture wrapped in spandex, raising questions about Hollywood’s priorities and what audiences really want from their heroes.

Our vocabulary now brims with "slavespeak" — words and phrases that, while sounding enlightened, are actually twisting our perception of the world. Time to free our minds and expose their true meanings.

Actor and director Mel Gibson has visited Mount Athos for prayer and preparation as he readies his long-awaited sequel to The Passion of the Christ.

Ronald Reagan’s deep Christian faith inspired his fierce opposition to Soviet Communism, and shaped his vision of America as a beacon of freedom with a divine mission in world history.

Modernity promised freedom but delivered emptiness. A return to faith and meaning offers the soul a way home.

Christian leaders from across the country will gather in Brisbane from 11–12 July for the Australian Evangelism Roundtable. The historic meeting will focus on prayer, unity, and a bold vision to evangelise the nation as part of the global 2033 goal of seeing the whole planet fully evangelised.

As Melbourne reels from attacks on synagogues and Israeli-owned businesses, a rare coalition of faith communities gathered peacefully over the weekend to reclaim the moral ground in a nation struggling against rising terror and intimidation.

Texas schools will now teach students the hard truths and high human cost of Communism, in a move praised for teaching children to “understand that while Communism promises ‘peace, land, and bread,’ it only brings oppression, fear, and death.”

Over the July 4th weekend, deadly Texas floods struck a beloved Christian camp, inspiring stories of heroic sacrifice — as well as some shameful moments of cruelty from those eager to score political points amid the heartbreak.

At a time when adaptations of classic works often stir controversy—from HBO’s new Harry Potter series and Disney's live-action Snow White to Amazon’s notorious The Rings of Power—a forthcoming film version of C.S. Lewis’s bestselling novel, The Screwtape Letters, promises something different: a faithful rendering of the much-loved satirical work.

King Charles is now officially in charge of saving the planet. No, this is not satire. Buckingham Palace confirmed last week in its annual report that the monarch’s job description had been amended to include providing leadership on “environmental sustainability.”

Around 1,500 people, including Indian-Hindus, Persians, Christians and Jews, gathered in Parramatta to take a public stand against terrorism at the United Against Terror rally.

In many fields of study, predictions are frequently wrong, and disagreements among “experts” are commonplace. Yet when it comes to public policy, many politicians and media personalities reference ‘expert opinion’ as unassailable fact to avoid the proper debate of ideas.

At a recent seminar on youth gender medicine, Professor Patrick Parkinson highlighted a concerning legal case where an Australian judge approved testosterone treatment for a 16-year-old despite acknowledging medical risks, highlighting legal inconsistency and the need for legislative clarity in protecting vulnerable youth.

The World Health Organisation led countless countries to implement strict social distancing based on COVID-zero, which it now reveals led to increased deaths from loneliness. But if you think the WHO is admitting error and fault, think again.

The University of Pennsylvania will revoke the medals awarded to Lia Thomas, a biological male who competed in the women's category. The decision is based on adopting biology-based definitions for the words ‘male’ and ‘female’ consistent with President Trump’s Executive Orders on “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports."

Marziyeh Amirizadeh's testimony is incredible. She saw Jesus during her miraculous conversion, engaged in daring evangelistic endeavours, and later suffered heart-wrenching persecution at the hands of Iranian guards. Her story reminds us: there is great hope for Iran.

Indigenous Friends of Israel International is hosting an event to launch our Antisemitism Education Project on 7 July in Cairns, as we honour the legacy of William Cooper and his brave stand against antisemitism.

A brand new analysis reveals major bias in gender identity coverage at ABC News, showing a gap between the national broadcaster's reporting and the journalistic standards expected by the Australian public.