Victoria trials blind job applications
Friday Forum Your views on the news Job hunting can be a long and frustrating process. Many hours are spent practicing for interviews and crafting the perfect cover letter.
Uniting Church questions Dutton
The Uniting Church has called on political candidates to not use refugees as a ‘political football’ in the wake of comments by immigration minister Peter Dutton that asylum seekers both take Australian jobs and languish
World Environment Day 2016
The world is facing an unprecedented ecological crisis. Figures released by NASA over the weekend confirmed that last month was the hottest April ever recorded globally.
AgeWell celebrates International Nurses Day
International Nurses Day, held on 12 May every year, highlights the important contributions nurses make to society.
Giving thanks on Volunteer Week
On National Volunteer Week, the Uniting Church pays tribute to the thousands of volunteers who serve their church and community.
Waleed Aly’s win strikes gold
Television presenter Waleed Aly won the Gold Logie on Sunday night, dedicating his award to “people with unpronounceable names”.
Trembling at Trump’s triumph
Friday Forum Your views on the news As billionaire property developer Donald Trump continues to bully and bluster his way towards the Republican presidential nomination in the United States, many are left scratching thei
Finding hope in Adelaide
Over the weekend in Adelaide 400 women and one ‘token male’ gathered to hear stories of hope, along with a bit of ‘Dancing Queen’.
Federal Budget disappoints Uniting Church leaders
Uniting Church leaders have responded to the 2016-17 Federal Budget that was delivered last night by the Treasurer, Scott Morrison.
Bronwyn Pike to head new UnitingCare Agency Board
Former State Health Minister Bronwyn Pike has been appointed inaugural Chair of the new UnitingCare single Agency Board.
May Crosslight now available
Cathy Raleigh (pictured left with former staff member Claire Hetzel) loves volunteering at Kildonan UnitingCare’s community garden.
Religion in a secular society
FRIDAY FORUM YOUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS A recent National Geographic report seemed to confirm what many have suspected – the number of Christians is declining in Australia, as it is throughout much of the Western world.