Netflix are promoting a movie that is coming 9 September, 'Cuties', about an 11 year old (Muslim) girl exploring her sexuality - she’s eleven!

At lunchtime today, legal firm Corrs Chambers Westgarth are hosting a virtual drag queen story time for their staff and the staff’s children. Apparently, Corrs are strongly encouraging the children to dress loud and proud.

The Australian Christian Lobby has consistently expressed concern over the surge in the number of children rushed into irreversible, life-changing gender reassignment medication or surgeries. A recent report found there were 336 new referrals to the Royal Children’s Hospital gender clinic in 2019, representing a staggering 1,767% increase since 2012.

After leading the break-up of a global online child sex ring, Australian Federal Police have this week echoed the Australian Christian Lobby’s warnings to protect children online.

Doctors and other children’s advocates will be disappointed in Health Minister Hunt’s refusal to support calls for a full inquiry into the spike in referrals of children for transgender therapies and surgeries, the Australian Christian Lobby maintained today.

ACL’s new Centre for Human Dignity has called for the use of kids in adult style ads to stop after a Bonds Christmas advert used small children in the midst of an “adult entertainment style” performance.

The Australian Christian Lobby has welcomed news that the Queensland LNP convention today voted to support ‘Sophie’s Law’ giving rights to unborn babies killed in violent incidents.

The Australian Christian Lobby has called on Government-funded TV stations SBS and the ABC to tighten access to its adult-only material following warnings that children were able to watch violence and sex scenes online.  

The Australian Christian Lobby has welcomed news in Queensland that the LNP may consider enshrining the rights of unborn babies killed in violent incidents in their party platform for the next election.

A trip to the movies is a school holiday tradition for many families. Choosing which movie is suitable for your children should be a simple matter of following the classification guidelines. But a recent survey by the Australian Council on Children and the Media has found that eight in 10 parents believe the classification system is letting them down and needs an urgent overhaul.