Barnabas Aid has enabled oppressed Christians to travel to Australia through Operation Safe Havens
Soldiers with post-traumatic stress disorder are getting a dose of adventure and hope
Asian Access says a “one size fits all” approach to sharing the Gospel doesn’t work
The attack took place on Saturday morning
Queenslanders are celebrating the work of chaplains in schools
The initiative teaches them about good nutrition and food preparation
Kim Yong-hwa runs a South Korean-based ministry that helps other North Korean defectors find their way to safety
Christian families face being cut off from amenities and land if they don’t convert to Hinduism
The students organise club activities, lead discussions, and show an example of God’s love just by living there.
Far East Broadcasting Company says many North Koreans have never heard about Jesus
Traditional marriage campaigner Lyle Shelton has his sights set on a seat in the Senate.
Tennis legend Margaret Court has turned her back on the Australian Open this year and will go crabbing instead.
Australia’s first legal same-sex marriages will go ahead in January after a marathon session of parliament passed laws.
Australians have given same-sex marriage their approval with a 61.6 percent
Lawyers criticise alternative same-sex marriage bill as an “extraordinary and perilous” winding back of anti-discrimination laws.
Conservative MPs are reportedly working on an alternative bill to legalise same-sex marriage if the postal survey returns a yes vote.
The marathon run up to the postal vote on same sex marriage is almost at an end – any forms received after 6pm on Tuesday will not be counted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
The Analytics Lab at Griffith University has reviewed opinions across Twitter and results point to a win for those supporting traditional marriage.
Lyle Shelton says win or lose, the fight to protect freedom of speech, freedom of religion will continue.
FOUR million Australians are yet to have their say on same-sex marriage postal survey, and today could be their last chance.
Papua New Guinea’s prime minister has told a court he’s never been an Australian citizen amid questions about his eligibility to hold office
An ugly win gets the Panthers the points over the Eels
35-year-old Nat Medhurst will come face to face with her former Fever teammates at Bendigo Stadium on Saturday
President Donald Trump continues to grapple with questions surrounding the 2016 election
Despite having a raft of NBA-talent to call upon, the reigning NBL MVP is under no illusion about the task confronting the national side
When the first ball is bowled at The Oval on Thursday, only 10 teams will be vying to be world champions, the smallest number since 1992
Adani and state environment department officials had met on Thursday to agree on a deadline to finalise approvals the mine needs to proceed
Frontbencher Jodi McKay has promised to make education a key priority if elected leader of the New South Wales Labor Party.
In his first trip since being returned as prime minister, Scott Morrison choked back tears while visiting a couple in the state’s north-west
First choice internationals missing as Australia opts for fresh faces
Sydney to finally get their star forward back after a month on the sidelines.
Dairy processing plant to close its doors, leaving workers out in the cold
Barnabas Aid has enabled oppressed Christians to travel to Australia through Operation Safe Havens
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