Hugo Weaving and Don Hany with Healing co-stars mark Leonard Winter and Xavier Samuel How does someone move on after doing something horrible to another person, or even ending a person’s life? How does someone rebuild a
Wadjda (PG) Wadjda is the first feature film shot entirely in Saudi Arabia, a country where cinemas are not permitted. Director Haifaa Al Mansour is also the nation’s first female filmmaker.
In February, five Christians and an atheist debated at The Wheeler Centre ‘for’ or ‘against’ the statement: ‘Faith-based religious education has no place in public schools’.
At a one-day event at the Centre for Theology and Ministry (CTM) in late 2012, writer, storyteller a
Pancakes have never been so good, in every sense. Students Charlotte Flavell, Kiera Marks and Haley Moss (pictured) enjoyed a sweet treat on Pancake Day last year at Leopold Primary School.
Barbara Sukowa as Hannah Arendt Hannah Arendt Review by Megan Graham The year is 1961.
Concerned Australians meeting on 99-year leases. Victoria Law School, Melbourne.
In December, three poets of different faiths entertained and challenged synod staff over a special lunch to celebrate diversity through Slam Poetry.
In July last year, the chapel at the Melbourne synod office filled with the sounds of young Tongan voices singing in harmony.
Redemption and renewal are at the heart of the Christian story. Creating something good from what seems worthless or unsalvageable. Building from the ashes, redeeming the scraps and the ‘waste’ of the world.