The Palaszczuk Government, with the support of The Greens, has rejected a motion by KAP Party leader, Robbie Katter, to protect the integrity of women’s sport in Queensland. 

The Northern Territory Government’s Gender Equality Plan 2022-2025 supports radical gender ideology and falls seriously short of protecting women and girls from discrimination.  

The Federal Budget announcement of 16,500 additional humanitarian visas for people from Afghanistan, over four years, is a necessary and welcome step. Australians have overwhelmingly indicated their support of a special intake of humanitarian visas for people from Afghanistan. The government has heard and responded.

The election loss for the one-term Liberal Party in South Australia has delivered a clear message to parties and MPs that SA voters want abortion to birth restricted.

The Parliament has a mandate to do this.

Despite opposition from the Australian Federal Police (AFP) Commissioner Reece Kershaw, Daniel Andrews’ Labor Government has softened its stance on hard drugs, agreeing to consider a trial decriminalisation.

The Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) welcomes the Prime Minister’s commitment to fast-track visa applications from Ukrainian refugees fleeing war, along with his intention to accept a special intake of refugees on top of our existing annual humanitarian allocation.  

The Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) welcomes the Prime Minister’s strong affirmation of Senator Claire Chandler’s ‘Save Women’s Sport’ bill which calls for changes to the Sex Discrimination Act to confirm that the operation of single-sex sport on the basis of biological sex is not discriminatory.

Ignoring expert medical advice, Fiona Patten, Reason Party MP, will table a reckless bill this week in the Victorian government, seeking to decriminalise illicit drug use.

The announcement that consent education will be mandatory from 2023 for all Australian school children from kindergarten to year 10 has concerned parents demanding to be consulted ahead of the State Education Ministers discussion in April when it is proposed for the new curriculum to be finalised.

A delegation of faith leaders, members of the Afghanistan-Australian Advocacy Network, and veterans, are in Canberra this week to call on the government to offer more Afghan refugees safety.