
We choose to love, not hate. We choose to give and forgive.
We choose to understand rather than rush to judge.
In our global media world, bad news of any kind travels quickly to us.
Our task as faith leaders is to prevent it infecting our relationships with one another. Sometimes this is hard, very hard.
Latest information about restrictions on religion and ceremonies in metropolitan Melbourne.
Source: Victorian State Government
Sydney’s Paramatta Park hosted a special programme of prayer and music this week, as people from around Sydney gathered to support medical projects to assist the people of India to deal with the ravages of the Covid pandemic.
Source: J-Wire
A boat carrying a long-awaited cargo set sail from Port Vila, the capital of Vanuatu, to the remote island of Tanna a few days ago.
Source: Baha'i World Service News
The development of a social innovation precinct will include a Multifaith and Wellbeing Centre to better serve the needs of RMIT’s diverse community.
Source: RMIT News
The federal government will provide $1.2 million in funding to multicultural organisations to deliver targeted health information about the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
Source: SBS
Thousands of people have marched in support of a Canadian Muslim family run over and killed by a man driving a pick-up truck in what police called a hate crime.
Source: SBS
A landmark report has found the incidence of domestic abuse is greater amongst Anglicans in Australia than the general population.
Source: ABC
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