Barney Zwartz, in quintessentially Melbourne fashion, wonders: why do we hang on every word of the weather forecast, when it’s so often wrong?
Barney Zwartz, in quintessentially Melbourne fashion, wonders: why do we hang on every word of the weather forecast, when it’s so often wrong?
Barney Zwartz on belonging and loneliness, council curfews, dog walkers, and making friends in lockdown.
Barney Zwartz on the life of English reformer William Tyndale – and the beauty, power, and perseverance faith can bring to people’s lives.
Writing for The Age, Barney Zwartz offers a moving, personal tribute to outgoing Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson.
Barney Zwartz reflects on the legacy of outgoing Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson, and the personal impact Clarkson had on his family.
In light of a report on partner violence in the Anglican Church, Barney Zwartz argues for the importance of programs to prevent abuse.
Barney Zwartz ponders his own grammar obsession, how language changes over time, and the importance of words in the Christian story.
Barney Zwartz ponders his own grammar obsession, how language changes over time, and the precious gift of words.
In light of Bill and Melinda Gates’ divorce, Barney Zwartz reflects on the Bible’s understanding of marriage.
Barney Zwartz muses on the relationship between prayer and music as avenues for the inexpressible cries of the human soul.
Barney Zwartz on Anglicare’s The Cost of Privilege report, and how the pandemic provides a chance to rethink Australia’s social contract.
In light of the leadership spill in the Victorian Liberal party, Barney Zwartz ponders the rise and fall of politicians.
