Out past the black stump, where the red dirt stretches forever, Easter hits different. Last year, I saw it myself: a mob of farmers, shearers, and families gathered in a tin-roofed hall, the only church for miles. Under a sky full of stars, they sang of a Cross and an empty tomb, their voices rough but real. That's the outback—hard yakka, har...

Last Easter, I stood with my mates at a dawn service in a dusty country town, the kind of place where the pub and the church are still the heart of things. Kids clutched hot cross buns, old blokes in Akubras bowed their heads, and the pastor's voice carried over the paddocks, telling of a risen Christ. It hit me hard: this is Australia—our faith, o...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly infiltrating the legislative process, with tools like large language models (LLMs) being used to draft Bills, analyse policies, and summarise complex legislation. From state legislatures and even international bodies, AI is being trialled for tasks ranging from researching policy to generating legislativ...

The persecution of Christians in China unfolds as a sombre testament to a world drifting from God's truth, a stark reminder that the hour grows late and a "great reckoning" looms, a theme of the blog today. From a Christian perspective, rooted in the conviction that Christ's light shines brightest amidst darkness, the trials faced by believers unde...

As George Christensen has cogently argued, the world teeters on the edge of a "great reckoning," a divine judgment that looms ever closer as humanity drifts further from God's truth. From a Christian perspective, rooted in the belief that Christ is the ultimate arbiter of justice and that His return will bring an accounting for all, the recent deci...

The world stands at a precipice, teetering on the edge of a great reckoning that grows ever closer with each passing day. The signs are unmistakable: a relentless assault on truth, a deliberate erosion of faith, and a calculated push toward chaos that threatens to engulf nations and souls alike. Drawing from the Christian perspective that sees hist...

The revelation that the UK Met Office has been reporting data from non-existent weather stations, such as Newton Rigg, Lowestoft, Cwmystwyth, Nairn Druim, Eastbourne, Oxford, and Paisley, raises serious questions about the integrity of climate data used to support global warming narratives. According to reports, Newton Rigg, a station near Penrith ...

Recent surveys suggesting that a majority of Left-leaning individuals believe an assassination of a political figure like President Trump could be "justified," have sparked intense debate about political polarisation and the state of civic discourse. While these findings, if accurate, reflect a troubling sentiment, they must be approached with caut...

The UK government's development of a "murder prediction" programme, initially dubbed the "homicide prediction project" and later rebranded as "sharing data to improve risk assessment," represents a bold but deeply troubling attempt to use artificial intelligence to identify individuals most likely to commit serious violent crimes, including murder....

In a proposal submitted to the Canterbury-Bankstown Council, Lakemba Mosque, Australia's largest and most significant Sunni place of worship, seeks to broadcast the Muslim call to prayer, known as the adhan, via four loudspeakers affixed to its minaret. The plan involves a five-minute broadcast once a week, prior to the Friday Jummah prayer, in a n...

After a spectacular flop in the presidential race—losing the White House, Senate, and House to a Republican sweep—Kamala Harris, the 60-year-old political has-been, has decided to pivot to her true calling: teaching kids how to dodge tough questions with a smile! She's launched the "Kamala Harris Institute for Kids Who Can't Policy Good and Wanna L...

Dr Dutton describes the "Pakistani Grooming Scandal" in the UK, specifically the systematic abuse of vulnerable English girls by Pakistani men in northern England over decades, with a focus on Rotherham and Rochdale. It highlights the scale of the abuse—thousands of girls, some as young as 9, were groomed with alcohol and drugs, raped, and subjecte...

The Covid-19 plandemic reshaped the world, and the rapid development of vaccines was hailed as a scientific triumph by the Big Pharma dominated mainstream. Billions of doses were administered globally, pulling in billions of dollars for Big Pharma. But as the dust settles, questions about the long-term effects of these vaccines are starting to emer...

Sweden has experienced significant demographic changes over the past 25 years, particularly due to immigration from Muslim-majority countries: https://rmx.news/article/sweden-the-number-of-mosques-has-increased-nearly-4200-in-just-25-years/ The number of mosques in Sweden has risen sharply from seven in 2000 to 300 by 2025, reflecting the growth of...

The article by James Howard Kunstler: https://www.kunstler.com/p/the-wicked-flee argues that President Donald Trump has faced relentless attacks from what it describes as "vicious rogues" within the Democratic Party and their activist allies, particularly through legal actions that the author views as politically motivated. It claims these attacks,...

Water, the lifeblood of civilisation, has long been a source of sustenance and growth, but it's increasingly becoming a flashpoint for conflict. The mainstream narrative, pushed by globalist institutions like the United Nations and amplified by the media, warns of apocalyptic "water wars" driven by climate change. They paint a dire picture: rising ...

The title line is a paraphrase from the socialist Beatles' song Revolution, back in the socialist days of the 1960s. But the phrase comes to mind in response to the recent posting by a Chinese Foreign spokeswoman Mao Ning, who responded to Trump's tariff war with footage of Chairman Mao Zedong, declaring that "we are not afraid." Chairman Mao procl...

For years, politicians, international bureaucrats, and green activists have pushed the idea that the world could simply "transition" to net-zero carbon emissions, as if overhauling the entire energy system and global economy was as simple as switching light bulbs. Now, in 2025, the cracks in that fantasy are impossible to ignore. Even the mainstrea...

The resurgence of the nation-state, with its focus on sovereignty and economic self-interest, is nowhere clearer than in Donald Trump's trade war with China, a policy that's not just preferable to a kinetic war but arguably inevitable given the stakes. This isn't about chest-thumping nationalism for its own sake; it's about recognising that nations...

The notion that mass migration and Western decline mirror the fall of ancient Rome is a compelling lens through which to view our current moment, and there's a strong case to be made that the parallels are not just eerie but instructive. Rome, the eternal city, didn't crumble in a day; it eroded over centuries under pressures that bear striking res...