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The UN's International Court of Justice has just issued a frightening ruling that moves the world one step closer toward Carbon Communism.

High-profile socialists often condemn wealth and capitalism, yet quietly benefit from both. Their double standards, unrealistic proposals, and misuse of Christian language reveal a troubling mix of hypocrisy and ignorance.

As the Albanese government tightens its control over speech, energy and family life, concerns are rising about Australia’s drift toward bureaucratic overreach and digital authoritarianism.

In response to rising campus antisemitism, ideological conformity and failing academic standards, a group of prominent thinkers has unveiled the Manhattan Statement — a pointed critique of modern universities and a roadmap for long-overdue reform.

Over 300,000 migrant children vanished under Biden-era policies that relied on NGOs tied to trafficking networks.

The ADF’s strained relationship with the Albanese government deepens amid defence budget disputes and growing concerns about China’s influence.

UK Labour’s decision to allow 16-year-olds to vote is political insurance for the Left, under he guise of being a noble 'expansion of democracy'. Now many politicians in Australia want the same vote-harvesting rules here.

When Irish churches shut their doors during Covid lockdowns, Father PJ Hughes stood alone — defying orders to instead keep his church open, in a reminder to the faithful that worship is not a government-approved activity.

The Trump administration has formally rejected the WHO’s new pandemic agreement, raising alarms about censorship, global control, and the loss of America's public health autonomy.

Obama officials fabricated and leaked intel in 2016 to claim that Russia helped get Trump elected, triggering years of investigations, according to a trove of documents released last Friday.

A viral Coldplay concert video exposed a secret affair — leading to public humiliation, job loss, and unexpected lessons on integrity, fidelity and the tangled webs spun by sin.

New online safety laws in Australia could mean mandatory ID checks for platforms like YouTube and Google accounts — not just for children but for every citizen.

Albanese described his China trip as “a breakthrough” in relations. And he’s not wrong. Six days of kowtowing in exchange for two cuddly panda metaphors for our foreign policy – slow-moving, disinterested, and wholly reliant on the CCP.

Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen is still battling in court over a Twitter post quoting Paul’s letter to the Romans. Fed up with the continual downgrade of the Finnish Lutheran Church’s commitment to the gospel and biblical marriage, Räsänen says she is now prepared to leave the church.

Christian leaders have described last week’s historic Australian Evangelism Roundtable as “incredibly encouraging”, “wonderful” and showing a strong “sense of unity”. But much prayer, wisdom, engagement and collaboration are still needed. The question remains: What would happen if we worked together to reach Australia by 2033?

Many mock Christianity while tweeting from a civilisation that owes its success to it. Here’s the truth they don’t want to hear: Western civilisation was built on Christian values. We reject that to our detriment.

Beijing is making intense efforts to gain economic and security inroads in Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands and other Pacific-island states. The time is now for a collective defence pact in the Pacific. A former U.S. defence secretary is proposing exactly that.

John MacArthur's verse-by-verse preaching and courageous stand for truth have left a permanent mark on my life. Here are five reflections on his legacy — and a collection of heartfelt tributes that have flooded in since his passing.

This Saturday, 19 July 2025, unless the Albanese Government does an about-face, Australia will fall under a binding international law that gives the World Health Organization (WHO) unprecedented power over our nation. Here's what you can do.

New research shows that young men aged 18 to 25 (Gen Z) are increasingly supporting calls to restrict pornography access online. This cultural shift is good news, and the church should celebrate the results and actively help them break free from addiction.