Recently I gave my extended thoughts on the NSW abortion bill. It has since passed the lower house of the NSW Parliament.

Beneath that fact lies some detail that many won’t know about.

As many know, ACL is fighting the anti-women Prostitution Decriminalisation Bill sponsored by Attorney General Vickie Chapman. We are in reach of significant policy reform for prostituted women in South Australia. I am writing to thank you, and encourage you to keep going!

This is a tough topic so buckle yourselves in.

The NSW Parliament is in a rush to decriminalise abortion up to birth. Our NSW supporters can act now to stop this happening.

On the eve of the Attorney General Vicki Chapman’s second reading speech of the Bill which will decriminalise and protect pimping and brothel keeping in South Australia, a group of mainly young South Australian women expressed their opposition to the Bill by protesting outside the Attorney General’s electoral office on Greenhill Road. 

In homes all over Australia, parents are desperately trying to protect their children from harmful messaging. We install internet filters, limit device use, check classifications and do everything we can to  let our kids be kids for as long as possible.

But what about when they go out of our home?

Israel Folau comprehensively upstaged the recent election campaign. But both leaders fled from the issue of his sacking by Rugby Australia over his social media posts, despite its obvious importance to ordinary people.

Why does religious freedom matter...because it does matter, I think, from a Christian perspective.

While many of us (over 28,000) in fact, have signed ACL’s open letter of support to Israel Folau, Peter and Kath Stevens along with their friends have gone a step further and actually stood in public for Izzy. Last Saturday Peter and a group of friends stood near the busy Blackwood roundabout in Adelaide with a sign “Freedom of Speech in Chains.”

A wise man once gave me a valuable principle for life.

“If you want to really understand an issue,” he said with a furrowed brow, “you shouldn’t just try to learn as much as you can about it.”

He paused, then explained himself.

“To really understand an issue, you need to grasp the organising principle that lies behind it.”