I was waiting in the foyer of a multinational oil and gas company’s Australian headquarters, the twenty-seventh floor of a high-rise in Brisbane. There was plenty to look at while I waited. Artful displays of early-era petrol bowsers acknowledged the past, and a...
De-fanging our broken anti-discrimination laws is the answer to freedom of religion and freedom of speech in Australia, not putting lipstick on a pig. The big lie of the Yes campaign for same-sex marriage was that no one else’s freedoms would be messed with. It’s...
Political prisoner Paul Furlong needs our support. Melbourne Pastor Paul Furlong has just been released from jail after serving nearly three weeks for the unspeakable crime in Victoria of daring to hold church services. For that he was whisked away by a group of armed...
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A fundamental human right is back in the spotlight. The Morrison Government’s Covid pause on progressing freedom of religion appears over with reports the Attorney General Michaelia Cash has begun meeting with stakeholders. This is good news for Christians who have...
Christians have long been subject to persecution to varying degrees in countries all over the world. Of course, when we think of the worst, our minds go straight to China, who have in recent times told Christians in their nation to take down their crucifixes and...
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Where will these well-meaning "conversion therapy" bills take us? In 1869, a “well meaning” Victorian government passed the Aborigines Protection Act under which Aboriginal children could be taken from their families for the first time. In 2007, Bruce Trevorrow was...
While Christian Porter has delayed the introduction of the Religious Freedom Bill until 2021 due to COVID-19, the Attorney-General Jill Hennessy has sought to make hay while the sun shines. Hennessy has introduced the Change or Suppression (Conversion) Practices...
They’re still at it. Scottish tennis player Andy Murray is the latest to complain about Margaret Court, saying she should not be acknowledged or remembered, because “I don’t think her values are what tennis stands for”. In his defence of same-sex marriage, Murray has...
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Labor should stop trying to colonise the Kimberley with Labor paternalism and denying Aboriginals the agency to choose for themselves what they will believe or how they will live out their beliefs.
The Law Council of Australia president Arthur Moses SC is highly critical of the second exposure draft of the Religious Discrimination Bill, but his opinion is more subjective political bias than objective legal critique.
When a society has no further use for or even tolerance of its’ citizens’ very consciences, that society has arrived at a very dangerous place that cannot be sustained.
This story is a satirical mirror of an absurd story about an LGBTIQAX+ activist feeling oppressed by a Christian Uber driver which was published on “10 daily” 15 Dec 2019.
The bigots aren’t those Christians daring to dissent from status quo ideas, but those LGBTIQAX+ activists refusing to tolerate Christians who hold a different opinion to themselves.
There’s a mature alliance of religious leaders who are being listened to by politicians as the legislation for protection of freedom of religion is being drafted and considered. What are they saying on your behalf?
Former High Court justice Kirby’s nasty & hostile opinion letter warns religious freedom will let people publish opinions which are… nasty & hostile.
It is the view of Raelene Castle that excluding Israel Folau (best player on the losing rugby team) for his religious views was good for inclusivity, and he shouldn’t put his views before the team, which is still losing.
Sonia Hornery MP launched an extraordinary attack on a local church this week when the evangelism they’ve been doing every weekend for several years coincided with an LGBTIQAX+ Pride Festival.
Jusge Vasta’s comments contained rare common sense. Members of our federal and state parliaments, courts & tribunals should sticky tape these words to their bathroom mirror to read every time they brush their teeth.
Israel Folau defended his faith in an interview with Alan Jones last night, said he hopes for an apology and admission Rugby Australia were wrong, and claimed he was offered money to take down ‘that’ post.
Israel Folau has accepted an offer from the Australian Christian Lobby and replaced the campaign to crowdfund his fight against religious persecution in the workplace.