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What can Australia learn from Indonesia about diversity?
2+ week, 4+ day ago (250+ words) For much of the past two decades, Australia has looked north to Indonesia and seen a close neighbour, a regional power, a trading partner and Australia’s number one overseas destination. Increasingly, however, it has also viewed Indonesia through the lens…...
What we lost when Rabbi Eli Schlanger???s life was snatched away
3+ week, 2+ day ago (559+ words) Rabbi Schlanger was one of the fifteen people murdered on the first night of Chanukah by the Sea, a celebration hosted by the Chabad of Bondi, on 14 December 2025. He was just 41 years old and left behind five children, including a…...
Christian Brothers Inc.
5+ day, 14+ hour ago (1720+ words) HASSAN EHSAN: No, not in this context. It was simply, "I don't have instructions and I cannot get instructions." FR KEVIN DILLON, CATHOLIC PRIEST: What these tactics are saying is, "We are going to fight you on every level that…...
Listening to the abuse women religious have suffered
3+ week, 2+ day ago (506+ words) Tracy McEwan and Kathleen McPhillips Conflict, Trouble, Scandal — these are just a few of the words that can be found in historical accounts to disguise occurrences of abuse experienced by nuns and religious sisters in the Catholic Church. This kind…...
Going on and on: Surely the ageing process wasn???t meant to be this exhausting
1+ week, 3+ day ago (172+ words) But even if I could afford a super-elongated life span, and even if I wasn’t demented, I’m not sure I would want it. I am surely not alone. Many Australians today will have their own reservations about the prospect of…...
An independent tribunal for Catholic abuse cases?
3+ week, 3+ day ago (113+ words) Program:The Religion and Ethics Report The conviction of the Catholic bishop of Broome raises new questions about the ability of the church to investigate itself, especially in cases of abuse. One of the world's leading experts on church law…...
Attempts to undermine the royal commission are misguided
3+ day, 18+ hour ago (831+ words) It seems to be an article of faith for the Jewish Council of Australia (JCA) — to which Josh Bornstein is an adviser — that the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism conflates criticism of Israel or Zionism with…...
Coming up: Holy Trouble
4+ week, 1+ day ago (51+ words) ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation As the New York Sisters of Charity prepare to close their order, they have one final mission: to campaign against President Trump's immigration policies and ICE. Coming up 6:30pm Sunday 16 August on ABC TV and…...
The case for community of inquiry in the classroom
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (703+ words) Socrates’s gadfly stung me out of my adolescent apathy soon after I read his “Apology” in Plato’s The Last Day of Socrates, when I was about the same age as the students I teach today. This was my first proper…...
The golden age of food denial: Moral distance, self-deception and the ethics of looking away - ABC Religion & Ethics
4+ week, 1+ day ago (1493+ words) We’ve never been more sentimental about animals. We buy orthopaedic beds for our cats, supplements to support the joints of senior dogs, and pause in the supermarket aisle to consider whether pasture-raised eggs are more virtuous than free-range. Yet when…...