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  • As Tasmania grapples with pressing and complex challenges, including loneliness, economic hardship, and cultural isolation, Christian churches emerge as beacons of hope and compassion, offering solace and practical assistance to those in need.  Commenting on a series of events convened by Tasmanian faith and civic leaders recently in Devonport, Launceston and Hobart as they plan together… Read More

  • The Tasmanian Australian Medical Association’s criticism on 21 February 2024 of the democratic preselection of a  Liberal candidate who, in some unidentified way, is alleged to hold anti-vaccine opinions, betrays arrogance toward rank and file Liberal members who preselected the candidate.  Christopher Brohier, the Tasmanian State Director of the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) said today, “The AMA has… Read More

  • In recognition of the harm to vulnerable children and young people caused by outdated and unscientific affirmation therapy, the Premier of Canada’s Alberta Province, Danielle Smith MLA, has moved to ban it for children and restrain schools from socially transitioning children without parental consent. In her words, “Prematurely encouraging or enabling children to alter their very biology or natural growth, no matter… Read More

  • A new British scientific study has found no evidence to back up claims that the negative cognitive effects of puberty blockers are fully reversible. Rather, there is some “evidence of a detrimental effect of pubertal suppression on IQ”.   Tasmanian State Director of the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL), Christopher Brohier, said, “The scientific evidence continues to… Read More

  • The Rockliff Government’s proposed Justice Miscellaneoius (Conversion Practices) Bill restricts help for vulnerable Tasmanians, including children, and may cause actual harm. The Tasmanian Director of the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL), Christopher Brohier, said today “The Bill is an entirely unnecessary piece of legislation. Since the biased report of the Tasmanian Law Reform Institute was released… Read More

  • The Tasmanian Liberal Government should be congratulated for accurately reflecting community abhorrence for sexual offenses against children in its new bill which introduces presumptive minimum penalties for such offenses. Christopher Brohier, the Tasmanian State Director of the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) said today, “Sexual offences against a child are the most abhorrent of sexual offences,… Read More

  • The reactions to the LGB Tasmania “Let kids be kids” billboards have revealed the dangerous practices to which Tasmanian sex confused kids are subjected, according to The Australian Christian Lobby. ACL’s Tasmanian Director, Christopher Brohier said, “The promoters of these dangerous practices have been forced to admit that Tasmanian kids are given puberty blockers and… Read More

  • Gender affirmation recommended by TLRI attracts growing opposition

    LGB Tasmania’s billboard “Let Kids Be Kids” is the latest attempt to expose the harmful, irreversible “gender affirming” treatment recommended by the Tasmanian Law Reform Institute (TLRI).   Long-time campaigner against the TLRI recommendations, Tasmanian Director of the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL), Christopher Brohier, said “LGB Tasmania’s billboard is a clear sign of the increasing… Read More

  • AAP fact check confirms Tasmanians right to fear attack on parental rights

    A fact check of the Australian Christian Lobby’s campaign to protect parental rights has confirmed Tasmanians are right to fear a legislative ban on “conversion practices” planned by the Rockliff Government. Read More

  • ACL advertisement elicits welcome commitment from Greens

    Tasmanian Greens Leader, Cassy O’Connor MP, responded publicly today to the Australian Christian Lobby’s (ACL) advertisement in the Tasmanian Mercury newspaper Read More