CPX In the Media

There are renewed calls to ditch the reading of the prayer in Victorian parliament - but some think it still has a place.

The Anglican Church is to be commended for looking seriously into an issue that plagues our society and is a stain on the institution.

We might not even know the consequences of our transgressions.

Thomas More is often upheld as an example of moral courage, but the freedom of conscience he so valued for himself he was unwilling to extend to others.

I’m not sure what sort of faith drives Hawks coach Alastair Clarkson, but it will certainly have been challenged this week.

Dark Mofo returned to Hobart this month, with a startling theme: “come to the cross”. The winter festival hosted by the Museum of Old and New Art has...

In this episode, we are picking up some of the best American literature from the current crop of US authors.

My grammar obsession dates back decades. In previous lives I lectured theology students on grammar so they could learn Greek, as well as newspaper sub-editors.

We live in an era that glorifies youth, and at the same time, science promises to delay old age. James Carleton and the God Forbid panel ask, what...

Booklovers Katrina Roe, Natasha Moore and Karl Grice also discuss the influence of books on their real-life decisions.

Rev. Bill Crews chats to Simon Smart from the Centre for Public Christianity about the need for people to be kinder in a society where people are becoming...

“We don’t do God” So said Alistair Campbell, communications director to the former British prime minister Tony Blair, to end a 2003 interview. But Campbell could well be...