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The University of Tasmania has a long and distinguished history of innovation and research excellence. Building on our distinctive island environment and intellectual capacity to solve global challenges, we have cemented a position within the top 2% of research institutions worldwide. The College of Arts, Law & Education, School of Social Sciences is offering a 3-year fully funded PhD scholarship for an Honours or equivalent graduate in Sociology and Criminology. This scholarship provides $27,082 per annum (2018 rate) living allowance for 3 years, with a possible 6 month extension.

Representatives of three Christian communities in Melbourne came together to hold their annual memorial service commemorating the Holocaust.

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Source: The Australian Jewish News

One in four churchgoers has experienced domestic abuse in their current relationship, according to a new study in Britain.

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Source: ABC News

When Geelong's mosque was destroyed in an arson attack two years ago - leaving only the outer bluestone walls standing - leaders of all faith rallied.

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Source: SBS News

On Thursday 22 March 2018, members of all religious traditions gathered in the Legislative Council Chamber of the Parliament of Victoria to attend a Parliamentary update for faith communities.

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Source: Melbourne Catholic News

The Australian Religious Response to Climate Change (ARRCC) is a movement that encourages regular people of faith to step up and make a difference.

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Source: The Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle News

The Jewish Community Council of Victoria (JCCV) and the Australian Intercultural Society (AIS) have co-hosted the Third Jewish – Muslim Comedy Debate on the topic ‘Arranged marriage is better than dating.’

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Source: J-Wire

We are very pleased to congratulate the four Australian Tibetan Buddhist female novice nuns who in early March 2018 took their vows.

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Source: The Federation of Australian Buddhist Councils