20231002 thevoice

Local government leaders from across Victoria have gathered at Glen Eira Town Hall for a forum on antisemitism and social cohesion, with representatives attending from metropolitan and regional councils alike.

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Source: Australian Jewish News

20231002 thevoice

Singapore is the world’s most religiously diverse nation, according to a new study by the Pew Research Center that examines how evenly major religious groups are represented across national populations.

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Source: Religion Unplugged

20231002 thevoice

The Permanent Mission of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and UNITAR hosted a significant convergence of faith and diplomacy: the 11th Annual Geneva Interfaith Dialogue within the historical halls of the Palais des Nations.

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Source: The United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR)

20231002 thevoice

The Australian Government is helping the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation strengthen social cohesion and community safety at the East Melbourne Synagogue as part of the ongoing response to antisemitism and our shared commitment to ensuring Australia is a place where people of all faiths and cultures can live in harmony.

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Source: Home Affairs

20231002 thevoice

From dhal and mangoes in Far North Queensland to vegetarian pizzas in suburban Melbourne, Sikh gurdwaras across Australia are quietly feeding thousands each week — guided by a centuries-old belief in equality, service and shared meals.

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Source: SBS

20231002 thevoice

Bluey is a smart show that draws on all kinds of inspirations for its charming stories, including religious ones.

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Source: The Conversation

20231002 thevoice

After years of simmering tension, the planning clash between Casey’s green wedge community and religious organisations reached a breaking point in 2025, as two temple proposals were rejected by the state tribunal and a mega temple precinct was proposed.

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Source: Berwick News

20231002 thevoice

The federal government’s exemption for quoting religious texts in its new proposed hate speech law has come under increasing criticism in recent days, with a range of groups calling for the defence to be scrapped.

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Source: ABC News

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