During a recent address in NSW Parliament, the Hon. Greg Donnelly has raised concerns regarding the operations of Maple Leaf House (MLH), a government-funded ‘gender affirming’ clinic near Newcastle. Donnelly’s investigations have unearthed issues of shoddy record-keeping, alleged coercion of
International crime gangs are impersonating children online to blackmail Australian kids as young as seven into stealing their parents’ identity documents and banking logins, police have revealed. More than 300 cases of “sextortion’’ of children and teenagers are being reported
The Labor government has announced draft legislation that will take Australia back to the dark ages as far as protecting the best interests of children. The following will no longer be deemed important in making decisions about children’s care: Ensuring
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Australia is facing a shortfall of 16,000 nurses and 25,000 allied health workers in the aged care sector by 2033, new research reveals as workforce shortages force a further 16 residential aged care facilities to close. Aged Care Minister Anika
Reports of serious incidents of anti-Semitism across Australia since the Hamas terror attack on Israel of October 7 have surged a staggering 738 per cent, a figure that Jewish leaders warn is “only the tip of the iceberg”. The most
The founder and former leader of Hillsong Church, Brian Houston has announced that he is starting a new church. It comes less than two years after he resigned from Hillsong, a global megachurch with millions of followers. He was facing
ACT Set to Implement Most Permissive Euthanasia Laws in Australia The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) is on the brink of implementing the most permissive euthanasia laws in the country, perpetuating a concerning culture of death. Unlike other states, the ACT
Victoria’s Jewish leaders and community members are questioning why a group of more than 20 neo-Nazis were allowed to march through the streets of Ballarat recently, amid calls to outlaw the “glorification of Nazism” in Victoria. The men, dressed in
The ACT has become the first jurisdiction in the nation to increase the minimum age of criminal responsibility to 14, igniting concerns that young teenagers could be “manipulated by adult offenders or serious organised crime syndicates”. ACT Attorney-General Shane Rattenbury
