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Nation First explores why One Nation’s pro-life policies against Australia's most extreme abortion laws may be closer to mainstream Australian opinion than many media reports suggest.

This year’s Church and State Australian Summit (CAS) kicks off on Friday in Brisbane with a line-up like no other including Senators Pauline Hanson and Malcolm Roberts, Robbie Katter MP and former New Ager and social media celebrity Jamie Zhu.

On 13 June 2026, the Body of Christ will converge on the Blacktown Showgrounds for a day of worship, prayer, and activation. Marking the 420th anniversary of the declaration of Australia as the “Great South Land of the Holy Spirit”, Pentecost 26: Australia Arise is a strategic gathering designed to unify the church and launch a decade of harvest.

Despite millions in funding, some Northern Territory town camps remain decrepit, dangerous places filled with rubbish — and little appears to be changing. Where is the money going?

A parenting guide booklet published by the Victorian State Government lists “praying with your child for them to stop being LGBTQA” among actions that “can harm your child” — placing Christian prayer alongside punishment and psychological pressure as practices families should avoid.

The witch billboards are not what we want to see — but those denying women sex-based rights are now suddenly invoking sexism when their own leadership is targeted.

Barnaby Joyce MP and Susan Carter LMC were among those who spoke in strong support of John Ruddick MLC's bill to ban sex-selective abortion in NSW. Here are the highlights and live footage from the steps of NSW's Parliament House.

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.

Sydney pro-life advocates from all ages and walks of life gathered outside Parliament House on 2 June to provide their support for legislation to be debated in the Upper House this week, calling for a ban on sex-selective abortions in NSW.

After years of telling Australians that black is white, up is down and common sense is extremism, the political class is about to find out where the public's breaking point is. Our national fabric is under great stress.

The data shows that fatherlessness contributes to almost all the social issues facing our nation today. The statistics are grim, but there is hope, and Dads4Kids is leading the way.

Long-time environmental activist Drew Hutton cites Greens' shift toward "extremism" and "cult-like" authoritarianism leading him to formally part ways with the party he co-founded.

After criticising the ABC’s decision to hire Grace Tame, Charlie Pickering quickly changed his tune, raising questions about pressure, media conformity and the limits of acceptable dissent.

In what must be the greatest walkaway of a half-completed mega-building project since the Tower of Babel, the Albanese Government has scarpered from the Inland Rail project midway through construction. Minister for Infrastructure Catherine King delivered the fatal blow on 5 May.

Last Thursday, we witnessed something truly remarkable. The Australian Christian Freedom Index (ACFI) launch at Parliament House exceeded even our highest hopes — and God's generosity was unmistakable.

A major new report warns that Christian freedoms in Australia are under increasing pressure, documenting legal restrictions, personal testimonies, and growing concerns about religious liberty.

While Labor Senator Murray Watt mocked Pauline Hanson for celebrating her 72nd birthday in style, a new poll suggested One Nation is now Australia's most popular political party.

Governments are rushing to 'deradicalise' those with opposing political values — but when belief runs to the heart, no state program can engineer a change of mind.

LILLI is changing the rules of independent Christian pop in Australia. At just 22, she has released her debut album "Anthropology" on the back of recognition from both Australia's Christian and secular scene, hitting a national #2 on the AMRAP national community radio charts for 'O Philosopher', and a finalist in last year's South Australian Music Awards for the pop category.

In Adelaide, the Deaf community worships fully in Auslan — no sound, no barriers. Discover how one church is making the Gospel visible for all.