The Change or Suppression (Conversion) Practices Prohibition Bill 2020, proposed by the Andrews government in Victoria, is the biggest attack on religious freedom in Australia’s history.

The Australian Christian Lobby has today criticised the Victorian Liberal Party for running scared on basic liberal values. It comes as the party mulls avoiding a vote on the Andrews’ government’s ‘change and suppression’ bill which undermines free speech and parents’ rights in unprecedented ways.

The Australian Christian Lobby has condemned the Andrews government’s Change and Suppression (Conversion) Prohibition Bill, noting that it is built on lies.

The Australian Christian Lobby has raised concern that the Victorian government commentary, as it presented its Change or Suppression (Conversion) Practices Prohibition Bill 2020 yesterday, indicates a bill so broad it may crush Christian expressions of gender and sexuality.

Finally, Victoria is free! You no longer need to wear a mask outdoors unless social distancing is impossible. The border between metro Melbourne and regional Victoria has been lifted.

The Australian Christian Lobby urges Victorian members of parliament to resist any push to penalise mums, dads or others' faith-based discussion with their children, family or congregational members about issues of sexuality or gender.

The Victorian Christian community welcomes the Premier’s announcement easing restrictions for churches. For the first time in more than 6 months, Christians can begin to return to worship services in metropolitan and regional Victoria.

The push for euthanasia continues around the country. So, what’s wrong with helping people end their suffering?

Victorians are relieved to see lockdown restrictions easing, but while retail and hospitality sectors can open from 2 November, churches and other faith communities remain in the dark about their future.

295 church pastors and leaders have written an open letter to Premier Daniel Andrews urging him to allow churches to open for indoor worship, for the wellbeing of the church members and the wider community.