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Steve Grace’s Eternity Truck is bringing music and the Gospel beyond church walls, taking a mobile concert stage to remote communities and country towns.

The Government says online safety requires accountability, yet its proposed powers would let the eSafety Commissioner create anonymous accounts and AI-generated material.

Australian and New Zealand mounted troops continued their Holy Land campaign beyond Beersheba, culminating in the fierce battle at Semakh and the defeat of Ottoman forces by the Australian Lighthorse and the New Zealand Mounted Rifles.

John Anderson challenges Nyadol Nyuon’s rejection of Anglo-Celtic culture, arguing that immigration, social cohesion, shared values and economic pressures cannot be separated.

A NSW Council dares to suggest public spaces should unite Australians rather than divide them by race. The outrage is revealing.

People watching TV coverage of the AFL elimination final between the Adelaide Crows and the Western Bulldogs on Saturday night were horrified when this fan popped up on screen. It’s a woman performing blackface, they screamed. Expect, 59-year-old Colleen wasn’t performing blackface at all.

Sydney sociologist Salvatore Babones argues Pauline Hanson was onto something — monoculturalism, not multiculturalism, is what actually helps immigrants assimilate and thrive, while Europe's approach has failed spectacularly.

A challenge to the popular narrative of Palestinian history, arguing that population records, demographic data, and genetic studies undermine claims of ancient, uninterrupted Arab indigeneity while affirming continuous Jewish ties to the land.

Most Australians know Jacinta Price. Fewer know her husband, Colin Lillie — a man who went from falling out with God to crediting him with saving his life. In an interview with The Daily Declaration, Lillie opens up about his journey through addiction and recovery, and why he’s speaking out now on cancel culture, truth, and what real forgiveness looks like.

Recent reporting — including statements from Israel’s new ambassador to Australia and a powerful press release from the Indigenous Friends of Israel — reveals a disturbing truth: antisemitism in Australia has surged. Australia is facing a moment of moral reckoning.

At next month’s ALP National Conference in Adelaide, Labor isn’t planning to tone down the culture wars. Quite the opposite. They’re proposing to formally enshrine Welcome to Country into party policy.

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?

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.

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.

Cory Bernardi's maiden speech to the South Australian parliament drew both walkouts and praise, as the One Nation senator took aim at what he calls the "woke political machine."

From The Voice to negative gearing, Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has built a troubling pattern of broken promises — and voters are finally paying attention.

Australia celebrates 125 years of Federation this Saturday. The brief history of Christian freedom in Australia, recounted below, is a teaser from the Australian Christian Freedom Index, which will launch at Parliament House, Canberra, later this month.

A respected RSL president says anger over Welcome to Country ceremonies at Anzac Day services is understandable, but warns most hecklers were simply there to cause trouble.

A Christian-historical argument tracing Australia and New Zealand's ANZAC legacy as part of a divine plan culminating in the establishment of the modern State of Israel.

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.