Grace Williams and Stuart McMillan with back fence mural Teenage Tasmanian Indigenous artist Grace Williams has been the driving force behind two distinctive pieces of artwork which have pride of place at Leprena, the so
Betty Burgess is getting used to turning up to Government House to be recognised. The 91-year-old from Pascoe Vale received her Order of Australia Medal from the Governor of Victoria, Linda Dessau, in October.
REVIEW BY HARRIET ZIEGLER BOOK SET | SPINIFEX BLESSING | JULIE PERRIN The title of this delightful set of three booklets by Julie Perrin is both tantalising and telling.
Kali and her son are both healthier because of projects giving them access to clean water and health clinics, run by UnitingWorld partners, the Church of North India.
PENNY MULVEY Evidence presented over the last three years to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse has demonstrated that many institutions have failed the people they are supposed to ser
REVIEW BY SUZANNE YANKO BOOK | MAKING PROPERTY SERVE MISSION | FRED BATTERTON The author lays it on the line in his introduction. “My two passions are architecture and my Christian faith”.
Pic: Eva Alegre Opera Su Presto will be performing at Toorak Uniting Church on 18 December to raise funds for people with dementia. Its new show Les Liaisons Misérables is a political farce set in the court of Louis XVI.
Every year, the Uniting Church Adult Fellowship (UCAF) supports young people engaged in theological or leadership studies through the Joan Stott bursary.
I write this as a vile demagogue who campaigned on the emesis of hate has become president-elect of the USA.
Uniting Church member Shirley Johnson’s award-winning gardens may not quite stop traffic but they do slow it down.
Since learning Conservation Farming, Jesina now produces enough food for her family. Picture: Richard Wainwright JESS XAVIER In Zimbabwe’s Masvingo region the ground is dry and dusty. It hasn’t rained in months.