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Australia still has a blasphemy law architecture that goes by a new name — namely, our vilification and anti-discrimination framework. These laws have striking parallels to Australia’s old blasphemy laws, with the exception that they serve a new god and are more readily enforced than the old ones.

Hon Maryka Groenewald asked the Cook Government to commit to protecting Christians’ right to express their faith freely. The Attorney General’s office dodged the question, instead pledging “balance” for WA’s “diverse” population.

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”.

Egypt’s June 15 “terrorism” trial of Said Mansour Rezk was adjourned until September 6. His Australian fiancée Sophie says “our prayers pulled through a miracle.”

Recall Andrew Thorburn. He lost his job not because he did anything wrong, but because a new worldview has quietly captured Australia's public square. The Australian Christian Freedom Index shows just how far that capture has gone.

It is not government’s role to adjudicate theological debates. Over a controversy over whether the label 'Christian' should be applied to the Mormon Church, the Pentagon passed this test with flying colours.

Living under a $1 million CCP bounty, exiled Hong Konger Frances Hui has been named this year's recipient of the Victims of Communism Dissident Human Rights Award for her continued fight against the regime.

Millions of words have been written about socialism. Worse yet, millions of lives have been sacrificed to the delusions of socialism and Marxism. Here are 50 great quotes on socialism.

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 Bank of England has decided to remove historical figures like Sir Winston Churchill from bank notes after research suggested they were “elitist” and “divisive”. Can things get any nuttier in the 'diverse' West?

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

As the United States marks 250 years of independence, senior officials like Marco Rubio are making bold declarations about the nation's spiritual foundations — and not everyone is pleased.

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.

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.