The Latest Breaking News from Brian Houston

Several Hillsong charities are under investigation by the charities regulator, which may threaten key elements of its financial viability.

Whistleblower Natalie Moses has filed court documents involving the flow of millions of dollars between Hillsong Church entities.

A whistleblower suing Hillsong in the Federal Court alleges the megachurch moved millions of dollars in payments through overseas entities to avoid scrutiny by the Australian charities regulator.

Good morning, early birds. Four senior Victorian frontbenchers will reportedly quit their posts ahead of the state election, and Anthony Albanese is set to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron next week to help repair Australia’s relationship with France. It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy

Watch as stand-in global pastor Phil Dooley delivers an emotional address, with a cameo from Houston’s partner, Bobbie.

Good morning, early birds. Veteran journalist Lisa Wilkinson was reportedly warned by the prosecutor ahead of the Logies that her speech could delay Brittany Higgins’ rape case, and Queensland will tax big business to the tune of $1.4 billion to fund mental health. It’s the news you need to know,…

It’s been an ‘intense season’ for the megachurch. Such a time as this has called for lots of sunlight — and an overhaul of its governance.

The prime minister and his Hillsong mentor are defined by their religious conviction that women serve while men lead. They’re discovering that doesn’t fly in 2022.

Good morning, early birds. Labor is promising more aid and climate action investment in the Pacific, and Prime Minister Scott Morrison will pledge two new hydrogen hubs in Townsville and Gladstone. It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy.

The new allegations from a church defector are just the latest in a string of revelations about the embattled organisation.

Senior manager says church indulged Houston’s ‘distinct lack of personal accountability’ over many years and board members should consider resigning