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Religious Freedom Has a Brighter Future with the Launch of ‘Faith NSW’
The major religious groups in NSW have united to form a new peak body, representing their common interests at all levels of government.
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Voting on The Voice: Interviews on Both Perspectives
Two respectful “yes” and “no” perspectives to add to your research in making an informed decision on The Voice Referendum.
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Let’s Talk About The Voice – and the Christian Ideas It Raises
The Voice to Parliament referendum is a chance for a deeper conversation about ideas which are at the heart of the Christian faith.
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Budget 2023-24: “Relief for Those in Need”
The Albanese Government’s second budget is in, and it aims to help those doing it tough amid high cost-of-living pressures.
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Does the High Road Still Exist in Australian Politics?
What we recently saw in the NSW state election was somewhat novel: two opposing politicians, arguing the issues, not targeting each other.
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Former Prime Minister John Howard on the Queen, Australia and Sport
“Our sense of balance has defined us as a nation and will safeguard our future.” Australia’s 25th prime minister chats about his new book.
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How a Humble Western Sydney Pastor Got Canberra’s Attention On Religious Freedom
A suburban pastor organised a rally on religious freedom, then was invited to talk to the Shadow Attorney-General. Yet he doesn’t see himself as political.