We talk Ted Lasso, Sally Rooney’s latest novel, and get sentimental about our stuff with Unpacking.
We talk Ted Lasso, Sally Rooney’s latest novel, and get sentimental about our stuff with Unpacking.
As assisted dying comes to a vote in the NSW Parliament, Natasha Moore, writing for the Sydney Morning Herald, considers some questions that matter for both religious and non-religious people in this debate.
Barney Zwartz, in quintessentially Melbourne fashion, wonders: why do we hang on every word of the weather forecast, when it’s so often wrong?
Natasha Moore reflects on how Sally Rooney’s newest novel features Jesus, and the search for meaning in the “real world”.
This International Literacy Day, Natasha Moore celebrates the fact that the goal of universal literacy is so widely held, and ferociously pursued.
Natasha Moore reflects on the startling theme of this year’s Dark Mofo festival in Hobart: Come to the Cross.
Anna Grummitt eats her top meal of 2021, and reflects on how food is something to be delighted in, and an integral part of being human.
In light of Bob Dylan’s 80th birthday, Mark Stephens reflects on the classic singer-songwriter, and on why art is indispensable.
Mark Stephens on the election of a Sydney Anglican Archbishop from a non-European background, and the diversity of global Christianity.
Natasha Moore reflects on a storm in her teacup – Sky News’ misinterpretation of her Easter Sunday article for ABC News.
Justine Toh ponders meritocracy, the glimpse of grace in the Hamilton musical, and the profound claim at the heart of Easter.
The CPX team debrief on their latest reads, TV binges, and podcast discoveries.
