Foreign students are being forced into sexual slavery as people-smugglers target tertiary education, Australia’s only anti-slavery commissioner has warned universities. Cases of forced marriage, bonded labour, death threats and blackmail against international students have been referred to police, and universities
Multiculturalism is at a “crossroads”, with greater leadership needed to “break the cycle of hate” and “teach a new generation of Australians to rise above entrenched beliefs”, two leaders of the government’s multicultural policy review have warned. Bulent Hass Dellal,
WA Liberal leader Libby Mettam has pledged that, if elected, the Liberal Party would ban the use of puberty blockers, cross-sex hormone treatments and surgical intervention for children under 16. The commitment from Libby Mettam comes in the wake of
‘Lock them up and throw away the key,’ is the term most people use when referring to prisoners. Imagine if that was God’s tactic towards us when we failed Him, as most of us do. Repentance is the key to
Religious leaders and the Coalition are urging Anthony Albanese to ignore a report it commissioned into reducing discrimination at faith-based schools, claiming the lead author has contradicted its findings by calling for stronger legal protections for religious institutions to adhere
Labor senator Fatima Payman has been indefinitely suspended from the Labor caucus and there is now speculation she may quit the party altogether. In support of Payman a Muslim community group plans to run a political campaign supporting candidates in
Fears of community independents running on pro-Palestine platforms in key Labor seats have prompted the government’s hardening stance against Israel. Labor powerbrokers fear key western Sydney heartland seats with large Muslim populations are vulnerable to high-profile community independents running on
Early in May, in response to a push by some parliamentarians to end the recitation of prayer in the Victorian Parliament, Catholic Archbishop Peter A Comensoli joined representatives of Victoria’s faith communities in signing a letter sent to each member
The women of Borroloola are asking the Albanese government to acknowledge their success and help other communities do as they have done for their youngest children. Borroloola in the gulf country of the Northern Territory is rated the fifth-most disadvantaged
There was a huge turnout at a recent “Faith in Our Future” event at Tyndale Christian School in Adelaide. Over 700 South Australians met to support Christian schools which are under attack from the Albanese government. SA Liberal Senator David
