Kurt Mahlburg

6 days ago | dailydeclaration.org.au | Kurt Mahlburg

The US has rebuked Australia for its censorship of ‘Billboard Chris’ Elston, in a hint that future trade negotiations could hinge on the Albanese government’s respect for free speech and democratic values. The United States has formally rebuked the Albanese government for pressuring tech companies to censor critics of gender ideology, citing a recent case involving Canadian activist Chris Elston, also known as “Billboard Chris”.

1 week ago | dailydeclaration.org.au | Kurt Mahlburg

6 May 20256.1 MINSThe Liberal Party has been losing ground to Labor for years, struggling against a one-party state machine that locks in left-wing control. There’s no way to sugarcoat the weekend’s election results. For those of us hoping to stem the tide of secularism, socialism, statism and spiritual subversion in Australia, Saturday was a bloodbath. Incumbent parties usually lose ground at a federal election. Instead, Labor enjoyed a 3% swing in its favour.

1 week ago | dailydeclaration.org.au | Kurt Mahlburg

5 May 20256.1 MINSThe Liberal Party has been losing ground to Labor for years, struggling against a one-party state machine that locks in left-wing control. There’s no way to sugarcoat the weekend’s election results. For those of us hoping to stem the tide of secularism, socialism, statism and spiritual subversion in Australia, Saturday was a bloodbath. Incumbent parties usually lose ground at a federal election. Instead, Labor enjoyed a 3% swing in its favour.

2 weeks ago | dailydeclaration.org.au | Kurt Mahlburg

25 April 20252.9 MINSA Welcome to Country ceremony at Melbourne’s Anzac Day service drew jeers — and media outrage. But beyond the headlines lies a growing national debate about the rituals that are dividing us. This morning, thousands of Australians attended Anzac Day dawn services across the country to honour the diggers who fought and sacrificed for our nation.

3 weeks ago | dailydeclaration.org.au | Kurt Mahlburg

18 April 20255.4 MINSNew research shows an alarming trend: as people become more progressive, they’re more likely to abandon Christianity. Here’s what that means for churches today. A belief held by many Christians today is that Jesus was neither “right” nor “left”, and that politics is best kept out of the church. However, new data roundly debunks these popular mantras.