Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has urged Christians to not put their trust in anything apart from God. Mr Morrison recently gave a sermon at Margaret Court’s church in Perth. He told the congregants at Victory Life Centre: “God’s
Peter Dutton will target education as a key political battleground for the Coalition as it seeks to reassert Liberal Party values following its election loss, calling for a debate over the national curriculum that he says is at risk of
Editors note: The Australian Prayer Network does not support easier access to abortion. This article is re-produced simply to inform our readers of Government plans to embed abortion into our national and state laws and to pray accordingly. A national
The Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, Anthony Fisher, says Catholic political leaders such as US President Joe Biden who make a virtue of their faith should stand up for the church’s teaching, including on abortion. In a newspaper interview, Archbishop Fisher
The typical Australian family is now almost as likely to have no children living with it as families with children in the home. And for the first time there are more than a million one-parent families across the nation, of
Census data reveals Christianity in Australia is dramatically falling, with fewer than half of respondents in the latest census indicating they were Christian compared to 60% who did so in 2011. The number of Australians who aren’t religious has almost
The federal Government is ending the compulsory religious aspect of the $60 million a year National School Chaplaincy Program, giving schools a choice of chaplain or professionally qualified student welfare officer. The voluntary wellbeing, pastoral care and mentoring program for
Religious bodies are calling for Anthony Albanese to meet his election commitment and reignite a failed push to legislate protections against faith-based discrimination. A national poll commissioned by a coalition of Christian schools, including the Australian Association of Christian Schools,
Trans activists in Queensland are lobbying to have laws changed that will enable them greater access to children. They claim they are being unfairly discriminated against and want the law changed under a wide-ranging review that is currently taking place.
Family First Party National Chairman Tom Kenyon has announced the appointment of Lyle Shelton as National Director. “Australians need a party that will take a bold and un-equivocable stand for families,” Mr Kenyon said. “The welfare and protection of families
