27 July 2026
4.8 MINS
The ruling can’t change the facts of biology, Kirralie Smith insists. Though “very disappointed,” she is looking into the possibility of appealing the decision.
24 July 2026
3.2 MINS
ABC chairman Kim Williams denied any left-wing bias at the taxpayer-funded broadcaster just days before it aired a segment describing violent, sexualised harm against conservative billionaire Gina Rinehart.
24 July 2026
4.1 MINS
Across Australia and the rest of the Western world, Christians are increasingly finding themselves treated as unwelcome. Some face rejection, professional consequences, and growing social hostility for holding to traditional Christian convictions. How should Christians respond?
23 July 2026
8.8 MINS
Most Australians believe their private messages are private. The government has spent the last eight years proving them wrong. Here's what you need to know about the country's expanding surveillance systems.
23 July 2026
1.3 MINS
When the Sydney Morning Herald reported on Sir Salman Rushdie's survival of a stabbing attack, it forgot to mention the "Islamic terrorist" part of the Islamic terrorist attack he fell victim too.
13 July 2026
3.7 MINS
Konstantin Kisin argues that true liberty demands responsibility, virtue and moral courage—not state compliance or self-indulgence—if Western civilisation is to endure and flourish.
10 July 2026
7.9 MINS
Australia's expanding hate speech laws threaten free expression; combating hatred through censorship risks weakening democracy and suppressing legitimate public debate about topics such as Islam.
9 July 2026
3 MINS
A French court has overturned a suspended prison sentence for activist Thaïs d'Escufon, but her legal battle continues as she seeks a complete acquittal on hate speech charges.
3 July 2026
6.4 MINS
Nation First looks into how Australians are being trained to stay silent in their own country.
26 June 2026
2.6 MINS
Nation First examines the interview that rattled the woke media class, and asks why a straightforward conversation with Tommy Robinson was enough to end Karl Stefanovic’s career at Nine.
24 June 2026
5.9 MINS
Nation First looks into Keir Starmer’s resignation and why Anthony Albanese should be worried by the same policy failures now haunting Labor at home.
24 June 2026
9.8 MINS
Starmer’s reign was characterised by periods of unrest and violence, massive scandals and a two-tiered justice system that targeted Brits while giving special treatment to Muslim immigrants. The Rape Gang Report alleges Starmer allowed 13,000 Muslim rapists go with letters of warning, while Brits who spoke up against the injustice were penalised.
18 June 2026
2.5 MINS
Hanson accused Labor, the Liberals and the Greens of each refusing to “articulate the biological truth” about sex and gender, and named ACON as “the leading advocate of transgenderism in Australia”.
9 June 2026
2.5 MINS
No legal change will solve things if MPs still shy away from upsetting activists. Not only should biological sex be defined in law, but the Act's gender language should be junked entirely to keep this from courts in future.
4 June 2026
4.2 MINS
The Henry Nowak case exposes declining trust in British policing. Ideological influences risk undermining impartial justice, public confidence, and equal treatment under the law.
14 May 2026
2.6 MINS
Antifa targets detransitioner Chloe Cole, forcing the postponement of her University of Washington speaking event amid death threats and false accusations linking her to an unrelated campus murder.
13 May 2026
3.7 MINS
An 81-year-old British pro-life activist wins a landmark High Court appeal, setting a powerful precedent for free speech and religious freedom in the abortion debate.
6 May 2026
3.9 MINS
Child psychiatrist Dr Jillian Spencer faces a November court showdown with Queensland Health after being fired for questioning gender-affirming care protocols for children.
5 May 2026
8.9 MINS
A newly released federal report documents fourteen key findings of anti-Christian bias under the Biden administration, spanning enforcement actions, federal policy, and employment discrimination.
22 April 2026
9.4 MINS
From Eureka to today's streets, this piece explores why the right to protest is essential to Australian democracy — and where its legitimate boundaries lie.





