Australians will head to the poll booths on Saturday, May 3, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced.
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The budget will ease cost-of-living pressures and help those impacted by Cyclone Alfred – but will take us into a $27.6 billion deficit.
A Federal lawmaker publicly asking questions about UFOs and aliens – and it’s not an X-files episode. What should Christians make of it all?
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The government’s ban on social media for young teens has sparked fierce debate. We spoke to Natalie Nicholls, child learning specialist.
A social media ban and a digital “duty of care” are set to change Australia’s online world for the better, says the Prime Minister.
The Communications Legislation Amendment Bill, aka Misinformation Bill, has raised major concerns about free speech.
One thing’s for sure about elections: They divide us. How can we believe in a God of peace in a world full of chaos, division and anxiety?
