This will be the last Australian News published in 2024. Next edition will be published on Wednesday 8th January 2025’. We take this opportunity to thank our readers for their support throughout the past year and wish everyone a Joyous
Does Russia want peace? The answer appears to be up to Vladimir Putin… for now. His counterpart is making moves trying to win early international support. President Zelenskyy explained his goals to CBN News in Kyiv just before his surprise
The British government has banned the use of puberty blockers for children under the age of 18 because they pose “an unacceptable safety risk’’. Existing emergency measures banning the sale and supply of puberty-suppressing hormones will be made indefinite, following
Joel Veldkamp, international communications officer for Christian Solidarity International, a persecution watchdog, is sounding the alarm about what will happen as the result of the toppling of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria and the rise of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS),
Driving along the paved zigzag roads of the Sin Suoi Ho village it’s hard to imagine that the picturesque landscape of rice terraces and manicured vegetable plots were once opium fields. Pastor Hang A Xa describes it as a bleak
Nightly drone sightings across New Jersey and nearby states are raising alarms over safety and security. Many of these unidentified drones have been spotted near sensitive areas like military bases and public airports, leaving residents unsettled and lawmakers demanding answers. Despite growing
This is the last International News that will be published in 2024. Publication will resume on Monday 6th January 2025 We wish all our readers a Wonderful and Happy Christmas as we celebrate the birth of our Saviour, and a
Promoting Justice We all want justice but usually define justice from our point of view. Most individuals, cultures and nations want justice. But justice from God’s perspective seems to be different. God seeks to restore the health or wellbeing of
Australia’s peak legal body is challenging a movement to reshape the administration of rape trials in the wake of #MeToo, declaring that the presumption of innocence and the rule of law must remain sacrosanct, as the country’s law reform commission
Mark Powell is the pastor at Cornerstone Presbyterian Church, Hobart and a writer and commentator on Christian issues. He wrote recently in the Daily Declaration that: “The Spirit of God might be about to do an extraordinary work.” “Christians from all
