CPX In the Media

Katrina and Natasha review 'Lost and Wanted' by Nell Freudenberger, Randall Munroe's 'What If?', and 'Can't Beat the Chemistry' by Kat Colmer.

It’s the Booker Prize edition of the Hope Book Club, AKA the Hubba Bubba edition, the mozzarella edition or the downward dog edition - it'll stretch you! 

Gratitude in suffering brings freedom, peace and perspective.

Most people are familiar with the story of Galileo, the astronomer who held to a fledgling view that the Earth was not the centre of our universe.

A Catholic school in the US state of Tennessee has removed the Harry Potter books from its library, after the school's priest said they contain curses and spells...

Natasha and Katrina have chosen some cracking books including a heartwarming small-town read, some tumultous monarchy fiction, and an Outback murder mystery...

Rev. Jay Bacik speaks to Simon Smart from the Centre for Public Christianity about the impact George Pell’s verdict has had on people’s faith and relationship with the...

Vincent Lingiari believed that God had called him to lead his people out of Wave Hill. That sense of conviction meant that ‘the Old Man’ came to be...

Compensation and apology might be important, but they were second to being taken seriously, which until now has been almost impossible.

Shockwaves from the dismissal of Cardinal George Pell’s appeal will reverberate around the world and end squarely in the Vatican.

The Reproductive Health Care Reform Bill 2019 came quickly into the NSW Parliament, without much fanfare or advance warning. On the morning of the debate of the bill...

Fran Kelly joins Tasmanian Liberal Senator Eric Abetz, Victorian Labor Senator Kimberley Kitching, social justice advocate Tim Costello, communications consultant Parnell Palme McGuinness and cook/writer/presenter Adam Liaw.