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  1. Cancer survivor Kathleen speaks of her Mary MacKillop miracle

    12 Jan 2010
    Kathleen Evans, 66, whose anonymity has been zealously guarded until now, spoke at the Mary MacKillop chapel in North Sydney this afternoon about her incredible survival.

  2. Three arrested after Egypt Copt killings

    12 Jan 2010
    Egyptian police say they have arrested three suspects in a drive-by shooting that killed six Coptic Christians and one security official.

  3. Brethren schools to get $70m in funding

    12 Jan 2010
    The Rudd government is handing more than $70 million to schools run by the Exclusive Brethren, a religious sect Kevin Rudd described as an "extremist cult" that breaks up families.

  4. Archbishop of Canterbury's New Year Message

    8 Jan 2010
    As we enter a new decade, the Archbishop reflects on The Millennium Development Goals, eight key objectives about tackling poverty and disease, agreed by over 200 nations and international bodies, which "summed up for a lot of us the hopes we had for a new look at our world."

  5. Hong Kong Christians join march to ask China for release of Liu

    8 Jan 2010
    Christians joined thousands of other protestors in Hong Kong urging China to release dissident Liu Xiaobo, who has been sentenced to 11 years in jail after initiating the document "Charter 08" that urges greater democracy for the world's most populous nation.