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By: Sheridan Voysey
Whatever country you live in, our great challenge these recent years has been how to stay friends with people who think or vote differently to us. Continue reading “How Friendship Can Thrive Even Across Political Divides”
By: Laura Bennett
Two things you’re not supposed to talk about are religion and politics. Continue reading ““Viciousness”, Not Covid, Led Scott Morrison to Break Mental Health Taboo”
By: Stephen McAlpine
Moving between Australia and the UK several times in my youth (the 1980s) showed me one thing: Australia was always a couple of years behind the UK and Europe. Continue reading “When Being Behind The Rest of the World is Dangerous”
By: Akos Balogh
Western democracies are in trouble. Continue reading “Can Democracy Survive in a Post-Christian World?”
By: Akos Balogh
We live in a divided world. Continue reading “10 Reflections on a Divided World: Israel, and The Voice to Parliament”
By: 96five
On Saturday 14 October 2023, Australians will vote in a historic referendum to decide whether to change the Constitution to recognise the First Peoples of Australia by establishing an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament. Continue reading “Voting on The Voice: Interviews on Both Perspectives”
By: Rachel Reva
There’s a saying: all’s fair in love and war… and politics. Continue reading “Does the High Road Still Exist in Australian Politics?”
By: Kristian Johnson
When a Jewish thought-leader is championing the cause of Christianity, you know there’s got to be good reason. Continue reading “When a Jewish Thought Leader Flies the Flag for Christianity”
By: Graeme Burrill
Former Prime Minister John Howard has spoken in an interview about the release of his new book “A Sense of Balance”, discussing Australia’s politics, his time spent with the late Queen Elizabeth II, and his love of sport. Continue reading “Former Prime Minister John Howard on the Queen, Australia and Sport”
By: Akos Balogh
Sydney Anglican Minister Mark Tough does not see himself as a political animal. Continue reading “How a Humble Western Sydney Pastor Got Canberra’s Attention On Religious Freedom”