Aboriginal Faith, Spirituality, Jesus and Hope
What is Aboriginal spirituality and belief? Less than 2% of Aboriginals identify with traditional religions or beliefs, and over 50% identify as Christians.
What is Aboriginal spirituality and belief? Less than 2% of Aboriginals identify with traditional religions or beliefs, and over 50% identify as Christians.
Australia’s Parliamentarians considering the Australian Naval Nuclear Power Safety Bill ought to give pause. The bill, in its current form, keeps oversight of nuclear safety in the hands of the Department of Defence.
On 17 February 2024, 140 people came together to honour and give thanks for those who pioneered the prayer and intercessory movement in Australia.
What’s worth asking Banducci is: will he follow through on his Australia Day ban? Will the departing CEO give up his golden handshake and his alleged shares in Woolworths to Indigenous Australia?
News this past week of a West Australian farmer facing jail for upsetting the Rainbow Serpent shows just how pagan our secular culture has become.
The first Never Again is Now event powerfully championed the cause of Judeo-Christian values in combatting antisemitism. Headlined by Scott Morrison in Sydney, the event is just the beginning of the movement to reclaim Australia’s soul.
Chansey Paech held shares in a wholesale alcohol company that supplies drink to Alice Springs, all the while advocating for the region's grog ban to be lifted.
Federal Court Justice Natalie Charlesworth has found that a West Australian academic, Associate Professor Mick O’Leary, lied to try to stop construction of a natural-gas pipeline from the Barossa Gas Field to a processing plant near Darwin.
Work on Australia’s most expensive resources project has been halted because of the danger it poses to Spirit Whales. Woodside Energy Group has been ordered to halt work on a $16b gas project that, if completed, will power 8.5 million homes for the next 30 years.
Do First Nations people celebrate Australia Day? Yes! The vibrancy and resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures is celebrated by thousands each January 26.
Dear Mr Banducci, when we go to a supermarket, we go to buy what we need for our family. When we go to a sporting event, we go to watch our teams play. Sadly, we often get anything but. That is why we are sick of politically correct capitalism.
Despite what the cynics and activists might say, Australia is a nation worth celebrating — and the 26th of January is the best day to celebrate it.
The gargantuan Aussie retailer Wokeworths is ditching Australia Day merchandise claiming poor sales. But we all know the real reason they're waging war on our nation.
Coles has confirmed it will stock Australia Day merchandise after woke Woolworths launched a petty attack against our national holiday.
2024 will see a 2,000% increase in the number of councils boycotting Australia Day citizenship ceremonies. Albo is partly to blame, but ugly racial politics more so.
The ABC’s racially charged fireworks; men in female boxing bouts; and the Australia Day wars started early this year. I spoke about all of that last night with Sky News contributor Evelyn Rae and Campion College lecturer Stephen Chavura.
The woke started the culture war but they blame us when we notice their absurd agenda. It's time to call them out.
We agree with Israel’s ambassador to Australia, Amir Maimon, who said he finds it difficult to understand how Australia can support Israel’s right to defend its people from terrorist aggression, while also voting in support of a ceasefire that will embolden Hamas.
Another pro-Palestinian protest planned for this week highlights the moral and intellectual bankruptcy of Australian leftism.
The decision of the Albanese Government's High Commissioner to cancel Australia Day celebrations in London is un-Australian.