Commentary

“My Feed, My Way”: Australia’s Digital Duty of Care Bill, Ministerial Power and the Search for Safe Online Space Two things are true about the internet at the same time. It can be a source of knowledge, friendship and faith. It can also be a place where children encounter content …

The Phone Call That Saved a Life: Katie Zacharia’s Adoption Story, a Rocky First Week and What Christians Should Take From Both Katie Zacharia The job of White House Press Secretary is one of the most scrutinised in the world. Anyone who takes it can expect to be examined, criticised …

Victoria’s Free Abortion Pledge: What Was Promised, Why It’s Contested, and How Christians Can Respond Six weeks before Victorians go to the polls, an announcement from the state’s government has changed the political landscape on one of the most sensitive issues in public life. Within hours, the opposition matched it. …

Canada Moves to Allow Euthanasia Without Consent at Time of Death Canada plans to legalise euthanasia through advance requests, raising concerns about consent, dementia patients’ rights and whether earlier decisions should determine the circumstances of death. Euthanasia for individuals incapable of consent at the point of death is to be …