Queen Elizabeth II: 1926–2022
By: Michael Crooks
Queen Elizabeth II, the beloved British Monarch who for more than seven decades served the people of the United Kingdom, its Realms, and the Commonwealth, has died aged 96. Read more
Unpacking The Parent-Teacher Tensions in the Education System
By: Kristian Johnson
In his latest Conversations Interview, John Anderson is joined by Professor James Tooley for a fascinating conversation about the role of education in the modern age.
Review of Funding for School Chaplaincy Underway
By: Steff Willis
An independent evaluation will assess the effectiveness of chaplaincy in supporting the wellbeing of school students and the broader school community. Read more
Older Women Most At Risk of Homelessness
By: Georgia Free
Alarmingly, there are more than 116,000 people experiencing homelessness in Australia on any given night. But one group in particular is facing increased risks and danger – older women. Read more
Explainer: Why Has the “Anglican Church Split”?
By: Michael Crooks
On August 14, the Diocese of the Southern Cross officially launched in Canberra as a breakaway Anglican church. Read more
Is the Sexual Revolution Built on Lies? Secular Feminist says ‘Yes’.
By: Akos Balogh
Laughter roared through the back of the truck. Half my army platoon and I were riding in a Unimog on our way to a training exercise. And the conversation turned (as it often did) to sexual matters and sexual ‘conquests’. Read more
Australia’s Christian History Takes Centre Stage in New Book
By: Georgia Free
If you’ve listened to the podcast Australia’s Invisible History, you will already be familiar with The Outback Historian – Dr Paul Roe. Read more
Artificial Intelligence, Man & God – A Chat with Professor John Lennox
By: Kristian Johnson
John Anderson was joined on his podcast recently by mathematician, bioethicist and Christian apologist Professor John Lennox for a profound conversation centred on the current and future impacts of artificial intelligence technology, including the ethical implications of this technology. Read more
40 Years of Change and the 2021 Census Results
By: Mark McCrindle
Picture this. It’s 1981. The first Walkman has just been released, the space shuttle has not yet made its first flight, the first London Marathon is scheduled, and, importantly, the 1981 Australian Census is set to take place.