CPX In the Media

“Beer doesn’t contain many vitamins,” an internet meme says. “So you have to drink lots of it.” It’s clever, and it raised a smile, but later I started...

Genuine hospitality is a beautiful act that enriches both those who give and those who receive, that breaks down barriers and creates community. It is one of the...

Everyday hauntings suggest that ordinary life is no less sacred than within the walls of a church

Barney Zwartz writes for the Age about Mary and Joseph’s rejection, the refugee experience in Australia, and the humility of the incarnation.

Julia Baird joins Kerry Chikarovski, Simon Smart, Mannie Kaur Verma and Peter Martin to discuss reforming workplace culture at Parliament House. Plus religion, patriarchy, and also how lockdowns...

Like my impending dental appointment, the return of the religious freedom debate feels both necessary and dread-inducing.

The Bible is not a policy document, but its vision of all flourishing, including creation, is unequivocally clear

Rev. Bill Crews chats with CEO Simon Smart from the Centre for Public Christianity about the Religious Freedom Bill.  The Morrison government will bring its religious freedom bill...

Assisted dying legislation takes one kind of death and aims to make it easier. But it also opens the door to new kinds of suffering and abuse, unintended...

Earlier this year, a blistering Royal Commission report found that Crown Casino in Melbourne had links to organised crime and enabled money laundering. Despite that, Crown has managed...

If Crown is "too big to fail", what does that say about our society, our politics - and us?

The Bible does not back political philosophies or parties. The trend in Australia towards politicising faith is troubling, and a symptom of deepening divisions.