CPX In the Media

A new film dives deeply into questions of human self-obsession, self-forgetting, and the allure of mountains.

A legendary editorial in the Townsville Bulletin, I believe, around 1913 pontificated: "We have repeatedly warned the Tsar…" It is attributed to different papers, and the provenance is...

As someone who grew up in the chaos, hardship and violence created by gambling addiction, I plead with our political leaders to get real about gambling reform.

The Catholic Church is struggling to maintain its moral authority in the face of sex-abuse scandals and a changing society.

The question of assisted dying is raw and emotional, based on a very natural human fear, and there are few ethical questions of our time in which reason...

To both his supporters and detractors, George Pell was a towering figure who fundamentally changed the Catholic world.

As the Australian prelate faces a court appearance July 26 about sex abuse, his history of putting the institutional church first has earned him both strong admiration and...

DURING the first AFL game I ever watched, I was foolhardy enough to enter into a spirited argument with my brother-in-law — a fervent Sydney Swans fan —...

It is surely best that these claims are tested in court. Only then can the saga be laid to rest.

Efforts by well-meaning apologists to absolve Islam when Muslims in Australia turn to violence are ultimately futile.

This week we ask the God Forbid panel is it hard to come out as Christian in an increasingly secular country?

I am horrified that Irish police are reportedly considering charging Stephen Fry with blasphemy after a viewer laid a complaint about his description of God as capricious, mean-minded...