News from state to state…
This years Rally for Life at the WA Parliament drew a crowd of close to 2000 people, much the same as last year. The Rally marked the 25th Anniversary of the passing of WA’s abortion laws in 1998, which has seen some 200,000 unborn children not getting to see the light of day on account […] Read More
You may have heard that the Victorian Government recently held a Drag Queen Story Time (DQST) in Parliament House, ostensibly to oppose bigotry. The Premier and other ministers and Labor MPs attended.You can read about it here.This occurred because though some libraries across Victoria had organised Drag Queen story time for children, they ran into […] Read More
Thanks to you and the broader public creating such an outcry, the pornographic billboard in Osborne Park has come down. Read More
The Senate Inquiry into Reproductive Choices will shortly hand down its report. Read More
You may have read this headline in the Australian of 19 April 2023 “Religious jurors more likely to find secular defendants guilty.” It is not true. Read More
Many Victorians have moved on from the two elections last year and are now facing the fresh challenges of cost of living increases and interest rate hikes. But some are still mindful of what we can do, as Christians, in the coming years before the next elections.The next four years leading up to the 2026 […] Read More
The Australian Law Reform Commission issued a consultation paper in January outlining a way forward for implementing the Albanese Government’s election commitment to provide ‘greater protections’ for LGBTQ+ teachers and students in faith based schools. Read More
Senator Alex Antic shared the outcomes from the South Australian Liberal Women’s Council last Saturday – which reveal some of the deep concerns of everyday Australians. Read More
The Palaszczuk government is attempting to quietly rush through a tele-health abortion service which would result in the widespread distribution of MS-2 Step (mifepristone / misoprostol) in Queensland. Read More
To legislate for affirmation therapy, as the Tasmanian Law Reform Institute (TLRI) recommends, would be harmful in the extreme to Tasmanians and especially sex/gender confused children. Moreover, it is against the international trend. Read More