‘Silence is not our inheritance’: Yoorrook commissioner
Anglicans walk with first nations on the journey to truth, justice and reconciliation.
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Stress and poor mental health affect displaced aid workers
Aid workers are often seen as the ones giving help, not needing it. They give out of their own displacement and trauma and uniquely experience God at work.
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High-stress carers need support
Frontline chaplains need to maintain their mental wellbeing to do their work, which often involves dealing with vicarious trauma and burnout.
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‘Lower than Russia’: Tearfund Australia calls for foreign aid action
Tearfund CEO Bec Oates wants Australians to tell the government why it matters that we give to foreign neighbours.
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Calls for Royal Commission amid Nauru health failures
Refugee advocates renew calls for a Royal Commission and an end to offshore detention amid ongoing health concerns.
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Refugees Enrich our Nation: Palm Sunday March
Multifaith and community groups marched for refugee justice on Palm Sunday.
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Increased cruelty fears for refugees amid harsh new migration laws
Refugee advocates oppose new immigration legislation that risks the mental and physical wellbeing of people seeking protection.
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Prominent bishop returns to serve Melbourne, focuses on inclusivity
Bishop Alison Taylor came out of retirement to serve the Melbourne diocese after finishing her PhD on child sexual abuse royal commission.
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Echoes of Nightingale on today’s frontlines
Florence Nightingale’s wartime experiences shaped theology and public health.
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Candice Mitrousis’ vocation on the stage
The Reverend Candice Mitrousis sees her passion for the theatre as a vocational way to connect with people.
