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In all this talk about unfairness, remember who is the real bastard

As the next Federal budget is handed down in Australia, this article by Max Jeganathan from the CPX Library reminds us that civility is as important as structural reform.

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The Year of Getting Off Your Phone

The first episode of Life & Faith for 2026 offered some principles, some practices, and a bit of inspiration for the digitally exhausted.

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God and Gen Z

Tim Costello broke the ‘no religion in polite conversation’ rule - twice. The response surprised him.

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Why do we love being scared to death?

Since he first encountered Star Wars as a young boy, Kutter Callaway has been fascinated by film,…

The man who measures Australia: What Mark McCrindle has learned over 20 years

Mark McCrindle is a social researcher and demographer who has been studying Australian life for…

Mary Magdalene was present at the crucial moments of Jesus’ story. Why do we get her so wrong?

Mary Magdalene is both well-known and yet not known at all. She has appeared prominently…

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CPX is a not-for-profit media organisation promoting a better understanding of the Christian faith to the Australian public

CPX has forged a reputation for providing high-quality content for public media outlets, engaging secular audiences with the Christian message.

CPX has a deep sense that, properly understood, the person of Jesus, and all he entails, is immensely attractive and clearly life-giving. In an environment that is increasingly fractured and divided, CPX aims to speak with empathy, respect, and understanding. Our hope is to adopt and to model a considered, and generous tone in public debate. We are confident that Christianity still has something vital to say about life’s biggest questions.

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