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A revised national curriculum will elevate the study of Western and Christian heritage in history.

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Source: Sydney Morning Herald

The statue, which was built sometime between the 14th and 15th century to the Vijayanagara period, was recently found in possession of a private buyer in Australia.

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Source: First Post

This week, the religious discrimination bill is finally being debated on the floor of federal parliament.

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Source: The Conversation

A remote mining town is home to Australia’s oldest mosque and reveals a fascinating, if forgotten, Islamic history.

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Source: Middle East Eye

Hundreds of Indian Australians, including many belonging to the Muslim faith, held a protest at the State Library of Victoria against what they termed as an unconstitutional ban on the right of Muslim students and teachers to wear a hijab.

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Source: NRI Affairs

Australia has recorded its most significant shift in school enrolments since 2008, meaning there will be less funding for state schools while private schools will see a windfall.

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Source: ABC

There might be a ceasefire in the religious discrimination debate, says Rev Josephine Inkpin, but the task of providing solace – and defending her own existence – continues.

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Source: The Guardian

My clown was conceived many years ago when I was very young because, as I recollect, I had vague dreams that I was going to join the circus as a trapeze artist.

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Source: The Age