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Canada's rapidly expanding Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program is raising ethical alarms as, in some cases, assisted deaths occur within 24 hours of a request. The program’s fast-tracked, clinical approach in Ontario has prompted scrutiny, particularly regarding weakened safeguards for vulnerable patients and the acceleration of state-sanctioned suicide.

Canada leads the world in euthanasia, closely followed by the Netherlands and then Belgium. But as one Australian's heart-breaking testimony of her mother unwillingly receiving the lethal injection shows, Australia is sadly not far behind.

The Scottish Parliament voted 69-57 to reject assisted suicide legislation, a decision welcomed as a victory for human dignity and compassionate end-of-life care.

Compassion is where moral reasoning begins — but it cannot be where it ends. Before we act on our deepest feelings, we must first stop, think, and gather our tools. This is especially important when considering ending a life with euthanasia.

A quiet resurgence of Christian faith — particularly among young adults — may be sparking a new Catholic literary and cultural renaissance, echoing a similar revival a century ago.

A critique of UK political commentator Matthew Parris challenges his reading of Christ and assisted-suicide advocacy, defending Jesus’ teaching on the poor, and warns that secular “solipsism” undermines compassion, dignity, and the sanctity of life.

A young law student’s unexpected conversion abroad set him on a lifelong path of faith, law and public advocacy — culminating in his decision to stand for Family First.

A thoughtful critique of youth social media bans, questioning the science, highlighting deeper cultural and spiritual factors, and arguing that family strength and faith—not legislation alone—shape young people’s wellbeing.

Amid Coalition chaos and free speech battles, Family First stakes its ground—championing life, faith, and family while positioning for key state upper house wins in a turbulent political landscape.

In his 2026 “State of the World” address, Pope Leo XIV condemns abortion, war fever and woke ideology, mounting a robust defence of conscience, free speech, religious liberty and the family.

As his terminal cancer worsens, ‘Dilbert’ creator Scott Adams says years of conversations with Christian friends have culminated in his decision to convert to Christianity.

Cryonics and euthanasia may seem opposite, yet both reflect humanity’s desperate attempts to thwart death. And both reveal our deep need for faith in Christ, whose victory over death assures eternal hope.

Pope Leo XIV has issued a sharp rebuke to JB Pritzker for signing Illinois' assisted suicide bill, revealing he had personally urged the governor to reject it.

An examination of UK abortion decriminalisation, disability discrimination, and late-term practice, arguing it fuels eugenics, endangers disabled babies, and erodes ethical limits under the guise of choice.

With Washington now classifying state-funded abortion, child castration, and coercive DEI policies as human rights violations, Australia may face unexpected scrutiny over practices that have long harmed ordinary citizens and gone unreported in our national media.

A bid to protect the religious freedom of faith-based aged care facilities in New South Wales was rejected in the Upper House on 19 November by 23 votes to 16. But the issue could be raised in an upcoming statutory review of voluntary assisted dying laws. 

President Trump is redefining what it means to be an ally of the United States of America. Will Australia do what it takes to become a valued ally or be relegated to the ranks of embattled enemy?

I've been ridiculing the global warming stupidity since my days as a graduate student. Bill Gates has seen the light, but there is no satisfaction to be had in reading it.

In Western societies, tradition and Christianity have been symbiotic and perhaps for that reason, both are being junked. The disconnect of law and law reform from tradition, Christianity and reason is very evident from current law reform movements.

Australia's first, safest, and most conservative voluntary assisted dying scheme is booming. In Victoria, demand has skyrocketed, and the Labor government plans to loosen safeguards and make it easier for even more people to access services.