A Prayer and Fasting Summit will be beginning Good Friday 7th April through to Resurrection Sunday 9th April 2023 This event will be held in the Merroo House of Prayer located at 182 Mill Road, Kurrajong, located at the foot
Illiterate students will be described as “developing’’ their reading skills in a politically correct watering down of NAPLAN test reports to remove references to underperformance. Catholic schools in NSW are fighting radical reforms to the national literacy and numeracy tests,
“Guidance and support” were provided to players uncomfortable with taking part in the A-League’s Pride Celebration round. The Australian Professional Leagues (APL) recently held a Pride Celebration round in Australia and New Zealand to signify “the code’s ongoing commitment to
In 2017, West Australian couple Byron and Keira Hordyk were rejected as ‘unsafe’ by fostering agency, Wanslea Family Services, to provide foster care to vulnerable infants and toddlers in the child protection system. Their application was rejected because of their
The Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Bill 2022 was introduced by Attorney General, Shannon Fentiman, on the last Parliamentary sitting day of last year. Then, public submissions closed on 11 January, allowing the minimum of exposure. This Bill will legalise
Chair of the Hillsong Global Board, Stephen Crouch, has announced the appointment of Phil & Lucinda Dooley as Global Leaders of the Hillsong movement. He said the couple had a long history with the church and was adamant they would
Truancy and school absences have doubled during the pandemic, tearing families apart and forcing parents to quit their jobs as children refuse to go back to school. Government data reveals attendance levels have dropped below 50 per cent for the
A plea for severe alcohol restrictions across Australia’s northwest has been rejected by the West Australian liquor umpire. Former WA police commissioner Chris Dawson, who is now the state’s Governor, began pushing for an unprecedented crackdown on alcohol sales in
The Howard Government refused to issue an apology to Indigenous Australians in 2002 despite recommendations in a milestone report, primarily because it would have implied present day generations were responsible for atrocities to generations of the past. In cabinet minutes
The approach taken by Labor and the Coalition towards the referendum on an Indigenous voice to parliament is a case study in how the politics of blame works in Australia. Both major parties have adopted separate political strategies leading into
