CPX In the Media

I reckon an extremely strong case can be made that sport—embraced as it is by so many Australians—fits comfortably with the true meaning of Easter.

Notre Dame burned. Like many in Australia, I woke up yesterday to the news of the fire that consumes the Cathedral. The images on the television and in...

The earliest monks had plenty of experience of distraction and inattention, even though they couldn't blame it on social media or streaming services.

Orthodox Jew Judith Levitan explains the Seder meal that's central to Pesach, or Passover — and the power of stories to create identity.

Bill Crews speaks to Simon Smart about the recent blow-up over Israel Folau's social media comments.

Our new series mines the riches of religion for practical life advice. First up, we explore chronic distraction in a world full of hand-held devices — our contemporary equivalent...

Allowing women a greater role in the Catholic Church would surely provide more balance in certain areas.

Eleven evangelical experts weigh in as death toll of New Zealand Muslims hits 50.

In this episode Katrina Roe and Natasha Moore discusses Liane Moriarty’s new bestseller, Nine Perfect Strangers, Bridge of Clay, by Marcus Zusak, All the Light You Cannot See...

Australia’s preparing for a federal election – and it could be most divisive in decades. New international research suggests how tribalism sets citizen against citizen during an election...

George Pell has gone from being one of the Catholic Church’s most powerful men to its most high-profile convicted paedophile. What legacy has he left behind?

On Tuesday 26 February, CPX Senior Fellow Barney Zwartz was interviewed by Ros Childs for ABC News about the conviction of Cardinal George Pell for child sexual abuse.