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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.

The Southern Poverty Law Center told donors it was fighting extremism and racism. But the US Justice Department now alleges it illegally funnelled millions to fund the KKK, cross burnings, and neo-Nazi recruitment — the very movements it publicly condemned.

Hampshire police were planning to smear Henry Nowak as an “aggressive racist” three days after he was murdered.

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.

The West is dying as it rejects its Christian foundations. The brutal stabbing of teen Henry Nowak—ignored by police who protected his non-Christian killer—exposes two-tier justice, identity politics, and secular moral collapse. Only Christian patriotism can restore the nation.

Jimmy Lai is a 78-year-old diabetic who has been in solitary confinement some seven hundred days longer than the United States was engaged in World War II, and is now serving a ten-year sentence for threatening Chinese national security.

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.

Anyone who is rather observant about the state of the West today will know that it is suffering from various crises: a moral crisis, a spiritual crisis, a cultural crisis and so on. But it is also suffering from an intellectual crisis. Lunacy is foisted upon us.

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.

The case of Henry Nowak has become a lightning rod for concerns about policing, justice, and cultural change in Britain, prompting outrage, debate, and calls for accountability.

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.

The murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak has reignited debate over policing, race, multiculturalism, and DEI policies, following allegations that officers prioritized racism claims over a dying victim.

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.

The Henry Nowak case exposes declining trust in British policing. Ideological influences risk undermining impartial justice, public confidence, and equal treatment under the law.

The harassment of Helen Mirren in London highlights rising antisemitism, political intimidation, and the distortion of public statements in an increasingly hostile debate over Israel.

The freedom to attend church or sing hymns was never the point. Christianity has always sought to shape culture, transform lives and speak into every aspect of civic life. And that’s precisely the freedom we’re losing in Australia.

One Nation's Sean Bell says Jim Chalmers' fumbling budget defence rivals John Hewson's infamous GST gaffe — and warns housing costs will keep climbing.

Australia's Christian freedoms are under quiet but measurable threat — and a landmark new index is sounding the alarm with evidence, urgency, and a 42-point blueprint for action.

Senator Alex Antic outlines his push to restore the original definitions of "man" and "woman" to the Sex Discrimination Act, reversed by the Gillard government in 2013.