RUAP Launch in Melbourne on Monday 13th June
Rise Up Australia Party will be holding their 2016 Campaign Launch, from 11am – 1pm on Monday June 13, the Queen’s birthday weekend. It will be held at the Seasons…
Rise Up Australia Party will be holding their 2016 Campaign Launch, from 11am – 1pm on Monday June 13, the Queen’s birthday weekend. It will be held at the Seasons…
Dear friends & family in Christ, We’re very pleased to announce that beginning at 10am on Sunday 12th June at CTFM 30 Star Crescent in Hallam there will be a…
4/1/2016 Reuters Staff
Israel is looking east to China and India to help drive tourism, as visits to the country have yet to fully recover from the 2014 Gaza war, Tourism Ministry Director-General Amir Halevi said.
In 2015, tourism grew 43 percent from China to some 50,000 visitors and the ministry sees that doubling by 2018. It will be helped by the start of nonstop flights next month by Hainan Airlines from Beijing to Tel Aviv that will add 35,000 extra seats to Israel a year.
“This will change the game,” Halevi told Reuters. “The price of tickets will go down 50 percent.”
Tourism in 2015 fell 3 percent to 3.1 million, following a war with Palestinian militants in Gaza in 2014. A weak Russian economy also weighed.
In the six-week Gaza conflict, Israeli air strikes killed more than 2,100 Palestinians, mostly civilians, while Palestinian militants killed six Israeli civilians and 67 soldiers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbkLGrS1Z3I 1) Please watch & share this video about the new RUAP website which had more than 1 million hits (a record for us) in the month of May. 2)…
Rise Up Australia Political Party will be holding their 2016 Campaign Launch, Monday June 13, the Queen’s birthday weekend. It will be held at the Seasons Botanic Gardens Hotel, located…
1) Please watch & share this video of a RUAP team campaigning in Mornington, Victoria. 2) RUAP’s Daniel Nalliah & a team will be campaigning from 11am – 1pm…
Fox News ^ | 3/30/2016 | Perry Chiaramonte
The murders of four translators working to bring the Bible to obscure languages in the Middle East earlier this month won’t stop the charity behind the effort from its work, officials said.
The four unidentified translators, who worked secretly for Wycliffe Associates, a Florida non-profit dedicated to bringing the gospel to hundreds of obscure languages, were killed by suspected Islamist militants at an undisclosed location,Wycliffe officials said in a statement.
“They shot and destroyed all the equipment in the office,” read the statement. “The invaders burned all the books and other translation materials in the office.”
The work is so dangerous that Wycliffe President Bruce Smith will not even say what country the office was in or give the names of those killed. He did say the attackers shot two workers to death and beat two more to death with emptied guns as they used their bodies to shield a senior translator who survived.
Dear friends & family in Christ, 1) RUAP National President Daniel Nalliah will be campaigning with a team this weekend in Morwell, Moe, Sale & Bairnsdale. 2) For those of…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE –TUESDAY 31st MAY 2016 Rise Up Australia party’s National President and Lead Senate Candidate for Victoria Daniel Nalliah will be campaigning with the Rise Up Team in…
May 28 2016 - Brisbane Times - Toby Crockford "It is a party that says it is for Australia, doesn't believe in political correctness and vows to protect the country for generations…

Rise Up Australia Party recently launched the Queensland campaign in Brisbane & Sunshine Coast, QLD, introducing number 1 and 2 senate candidates, Paul Taylor and Neroli Mooney.
The meetings were well attended, very successful and Rise Up National President Daniel Nalliah was very well received.
From Left to right: Cristian Walker Rise up Australia QLD State President, Daniel Nalliah National President, Neroli Mooney number 2 Senate Candidate and
Paul Taylor Number 1 Senate candidate.
Rise Up Australia and keep Australia Australian for generations to come!
Please read the following news article recently published in the Brisbane Times.
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/…/federal-election-2016-ris…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hExyBnJZ2L8
MK George : Mar 31, 2016 : World Watch Monitor
Rebit was born into a Christian family in 1975 but his parents converted to Islam when he was eight years old… In 1999, Rebit embraced Christianity and was baptized.
[World Watch Monitor] In a landmark ruling last week a Malaysian court upheld the rights of a Christian to convert from Islam.
The judgment establishes a precedent in a country where religious conversions, particularly from Islam to Christianity, have been steeped in controversy.
The verdict reaffirms the supremacy of the Federal Constitution, which under Article 11 defends every Malaysian citizen’s right to freedom of religion.
Penny Starr/CNSNews : Mar 18, 2016 : CNS News
…no matter what sex a person imagines themselves to be, they remain either a biological male or a biological female.
Reprinted with permission from CNS News The American College of Pediatricians issued a position statement last month entitled “Gender Ideology Harms Children,” which will be followed by a peer-reviewed statement on the subject that’s expected to be released by summer, the college told CNSNews.com.
“The American College of Pediatricians urges educators and legislators to reject all policies that condition children to accept as normal a life of chemical and surgical impersonation of the opposite sex,” the statement issued on Feb. 2 stated. “Facts—not ideology—determine reality.”
2 April 2016 – The Telegraph
Air France stewardesses, furious at being ordered to wear headscarves in Tehran, say they will refuse to fly to the Iranian capital when the airline resumes the service later this month.
Female members of flight crews have been ordered to cover their hair once they disembark in Tehran and unions are demanding that the flights be made voluntary for women.
The resumption of a thrice-weekly service between Paris and Tehran, planned for April 17 after an eight-year break, follows a thaw in relations since Iran agreed to dismantle large sections of its nuclear programme.
Iranian women have been forced by law to cover their hair or face stiff fines since the 1979 Islamic revolution. In staunchly secular France, however, public signs of religion have been frowned upon since a 1905 law separating church and state.