UCA Royal Commission Hearing
Late last month Uniting Church President Rev Prof Andrew Dutney attended the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse hearing on redress and civil litigation.
Late last month Uniting Church President Rev Prof Andrew Dutney attended the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse hearing on redress and civil litigation.
By Penny Mulvey Former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser 21 May 1930 – 20 March 2015 Salvation Army General Eva Burrows (Rtd) 15 September 1929 – 20 March 2015 Two Australian giants in their respective callings died on the
Easter marks the end of the Christian calendar, commemorating the death of the son of God who taught his followers that a good life is one of self-sacrifice and kindness to every person regardless of their community.
By Andrew Juma Multiculturalism is widely considered to be a cornerstone of modern Australian society.
After more than 30 years of involvement in the Church in Vanuatu and they have managed to avoid every passing cyclone, but not this time.
By Rev Dr Jennifer Byrnes, Geoff Thompson, Sharon Hollis and Rohan Pryor. The Uniting Church has built its organisational life on the concept and practice of inter-related councils.
By Muriel Porter Bishop Barbara Darling 17/10/47 – 15/02/15 The outpouring of shock and grief following Bishop Barbara Darling’s sudden and untimely death on 15 February has confirmed that Barbara was a very special pers
A delegation of NextGen Youth travelled to Swan Hill last year to celebrate Harmony Day.
By Tim Lam An estimated 15,000 people marched in the streets of Melbourne on Sunday to stand in solidarity with asylum seekers.
Hundreds of mourners gathered outside the Scots’ Church in Melbourne today to farewell the late Malcolm Fraser at his state funeral. The former Prime Minister of Australia passed away last week at the age of 84.
Mark Dixon, General Manager of Homelessness Services at Harrison UnitingCare in Victoria was interviewed on ABC’s Lateline recently about the current state of homelessness in the state.
Prime Minister Tony Abbott’s comment that people living in remote Indigenous communities cannot be “endlessly subsidised” for their “lifestyle choices” has sparked nationwide debate.