by PAUL COLLITS – OBSERVERS of political developments in both Britain and Australia will, right about now, see much overlap. One area of apparent difference is the more clearly articulated Christian focus of the British insurgency movement. But first, some context. We…
by PAUL COLLITS – FOR most Australians, the most momentous political event of the past fortnight has been the federal election. This saw the coming of a new government, the crashing of the Liberal Party, especially some of its so-called “moderates”, the…
NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet is presiding over a parliament so intoxicated with the destruction of human life that Church leaders have labelled it “shameful”. From late-term abortion in 2019 to this week’s passage of euthanasia laws, this Premier appears to care more…
PREMIER Gladys Berejiklian is quickly back-pedalling from a decision to privatise NSW graveyards as Catholic Archbishop Anthony Fisher prepares to punish her government over the issue. It is understood NSW Property Minister Melinda Pavey has this week been instructed to re-engage the Catholic Church and to quickly find an alternate solution to the government’s bombshell graveyard reforms.
IT WAS said, not that many moons ago, that the Liberal Party had, after decades of sectarian rivalry and anti-Catholicism, changed its tune and had become the Party of Catholics. A real Catholic – not a fake one like Tony Abbott’s predecessor and successor – made it to the leadership of the Party in 2009.
