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Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials on Friday evening arrested more than two dozen pastors across at least seven provinces who are part of the underground Zion Church network, extending what China Aid called “the most extensive and coordinated wave of persecution against urban independent house churches in China in over four decades.”

Staunch defender of medical freedom, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s latest move supercharges safeguards for informed consent.

On 11 September 2025, the Hohhot Intermediate People’s Court in Inner Mongolia (a region in northern China along the Mongolian border) delivered a stark message: even distributing legally authorised Bibles can be a crime if done outside government-approved channels.

Andrew Hastie’s declaration of war on the Carbon Zero climate con is a clear step towards him becoming the leader of the opposition. The priority is Australia First, and getting the nation out of this net-zero straitjacket.

Former Victorian Labor Premier Daniel Andrews is living proof that the land Down Under is upside-down because of the lust for power. Andrews can do photo-ops with murderous dictators, and yet the average Aussie who questions mass immigration or multiculturalism is instantly branded a rabid racist.

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.

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.

Anthony Albanese is in China this week, talking about trade and tourism. It’s the great diplomatic two-step where the Prime Minister smiles sweetly, shakes hands, and pretends not to notice the armed warships idling just off our coast.

Anthony Albanese has a curious allergy to political peanuts – words perfectly safe for grown-ups to handle, but apparently fatal to fragile ideologues. Above all, this damages Australians and is leading us to irrelevance.

The World Health Organisation is set to ratify its controversial Pandemic Treaty after a three-year battle with member states. But critics say it gives the WHO undemocratic and dangerous power over sovereign nations.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) announced last week that starting 1 May, foreign missionaries will be prohibited from sharing their faith or preaching, as well as establishing religious organisations.

Trump-hating Aussies are foaming at the mouth about Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s recent “Make Australia Great Again” comments. There’s nothing “strange”  about Jacinta Price’s optimism. There’s a lot wrong with the Labor Party’s apparent hatred for renewing Australia’s potential.

Catastrophic events, with similar markings, continually reoccur. Are they accidents or deliberately caused? How can we tell? Marxists crave power. They also need the money that capitalists generate to run their social programs. How can these be stolen quietly?

E-safety restrictions in the European Union could shut down EU access to Catholic prayer and contemplation app Hallow. If so, the EU would be following the Chinese Communist Party, which banned the popular prayer app last July, citing "illegal content".

The Berlin Wall fell in 1989. Many said that Communism was dead. They were wrong. Communism is a mind virus. It adapts. It mutates as it travels through history. Let us examine how it has transformed through the ages.

Stalwart, unwoke, and unashamed Christian conservatives Mel Gibson, Jon Voight, and Sylvester Stallone will be Donald Trump’s entertainment envoys. Giving his nod of approval, Trump implied the talented trio would herald a Hollywood revival.

The last report from the United States oversight committee into COVID-19 is damning. Issued on 2 December, the select committee’s two-year investigation summary condemned lockdowns, social distancing, as well as mask and vaccine mandates as unscientific.

The decision by Beijing to lift its restrictions on the import of Australian wine is pleasing, but much of the resultant celebration is misplaced. Australia should come to a realistic understanding of the capricious nature of the Chinese regime.

Lamenting the inattention to the Quad, the multilateral relationship involving Australia, India, Japan and the United States of America, former Japanese ambassador to Australia, Shingo Yamagami, warned: "The strategic reality the Quad faces has not changed for the better."

While standing firm on the rights of Australians to access affordable sausage sizzles, PM Albanese was rather less firm on the rights of Australian journalists to not be physically intimidated, harrassed or blocked on home soil by foreign agents.