Since the recent round of stay-at-home orders were introduced in Sydney and Melbourne, religious messages and motifs have been popping up at loosely defined "anti lockdown" protests across Australia.
Source: ABC
If the Victorian government ends up banning swastika it will demonise via a legal process hundreds of thousands of Hindus in Australia.
Source: The Australia Today
Public discourse following the 2001 attacks has had a substantial impact on the lives of young Muslim Australians. Now, 20 years on, we need leaders and the media to help create a culture where young Muslims can feel secure.
Source: SBS
Members of the Sikh community in Victoria’s regional town of Shepparton have stepped up to serve free meals and grocery kits after nearly one-third of its population has been forced into COVID-induced isolation as the list of exposure sites continues to grow.
Source: SBS
The Richmond Football Club, in partnership with Maccabi, Bachar Houli Foundation, Henry Jolson Pathways Programs and MCC Foundation, have today launched the Interfaith Through Sport Program.
Source: Richmond Football Club
Religious schools in Victoria will be prohibited from sacking or refusing to employ teachers because of their sexuality or gender identity under sweeping social reforms proposed by the Andrews government.
Source: The Age
The increased prominence of antisemitic incidents during the COVID pandemic may leave you wondering: has antisemitism always been part of the Australian social fabric, or are we facing a new, sinister trend?
Source: The Conversation
A lack of religious literacy by journalists – and a failure of news programs to feature a wider variety of faith leaders – is having an impact on the quality of coverage of major news stories and events in Australia.
Source: The Conversation
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