People & Opinion
Apology lit a fire for Laura
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s 2008 apology to the Stolen Generations proved to be a pivotal moment for Australian National University Associate Professor Laura Rademaker, who presented the first Northey Lecture for 2026 in late February.
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Let’s talk about death
New Testament Professor Dr Greg Carey writes about that most perplexing of questions: what awaits us when we die?
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When science meets faith
Rev Associate Professor Geoff Thompson replies to Rev Bob Thomas, who has suggested that resurrection is synonymous with new creation.
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Nick Cave and the church
Attending a recent Nick Cave concert had Richmond Uniting Church Minister Sally Douglas contemplating the nature of religious experiences.
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Ten days and counting
The Synod’s Justice and International Mission cluster is driving a campaign to ensure NDIS patients receive the support and accommodation they need as quickly as possible.
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Stephen pays it forward
Tasmanian UC member Stephen Ives is passing on the traits of empathy and selflessness in his work helping small-scale farmers in Vietnam.
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Talkin’ about my generation
A new role for Murrumbeena UC’s Kelly Skilton means she can continue to ensure young voices are heard within the Synod of Victoria and Tasmania.
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Taking the helm at eLM
Duncan Macleod brings a wealth of wisdom and life experience – good and tragically sad – to his new role as equipping Leadership for Mission’s executive officer.
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Finding our voice again
Wesley Church Minister Alistair Macrae hopes to hear the Uniting Church’s voice ring out loud and clear on important issues.
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Recognition drives justice
Assembly President Sharon Hollis says engagement with First Nations people in exploring the history of their land offers the possibility of justice, healing and restoration.
