Guy Freeman Guy and Sue Freeman have signed up to be Grey Nomads for the Bush Church Aid (BCA) society – an organisation that does what its name says, support churches in regional and remote Australia. They have stories about… Continue Reading
In the face of unspeakable evil on Bondi Beach, the anti-semitic terror attack on Bondi Beach, Ahmed el Ahmed from Sutherland, a Muslim, showed humanity by tackling one of the gunmen. Fifteen victims plus a gunman, after a Hanukkah celebration… Continue Reading
Adam Burt I’m a Gen Xer. We were raised to let ourselves in after school, make a sandwich, and crack on. Independence, pragmatism, self-reliance – we wear those like a uniform. We don’t need a parade. We just get stuff… Continue Reading
Peter Bentley (Born England, 25 July 1948 – 10 December 2025, Sydney, Australia) There will be many reflections about Keith Suter during these coming weeks. Keith wore many hats and had a considerable number of personal connections, and was involved… Continue Reading
Barrister John Smyth, an evangelical leader in ministries to young men in public (private) schools and universities in the UK, was finally exposed as a sadomasochist abuser who beat young men until they bled, after decades of cover-up by evangelical… Continue Reading
Many Australians recall with shame the Cronulla racial riots twenty years ago this week. The Other Cheek points to two great reads, a memory from Christian Journo, Graeme Cole, and a contemporary sermon from a local minister, Richard Humphrey. Cole,… Continue Reading
An Obadiah Slope Column So glad you are here: Christmas, the real Christmas, can be found in commercial or secular places, and it lifts Obadiah’s Spirits as he comes across a little part of the Christmas story when he is… Continue Reading
Last month, Mekyal Keira was ordained as a deacon in the Diocese of the Southern Cross, and commissioned as pastor of the Kush church in Perth. The Diocese of the Southern Cross is a theologically conservative Anglican body that operates… Continue Reading
Charles Brammall on Frank Gehry (1929-2025 ) My architecture-trained wife’s favourite designer is the late Jewish Canadian architect Frank Gehry (who died on December 5, aged 96). She inspired me to understand, the most beautiful and skilful buildings are not… Continue Reading
OPINION: Is it possible to be gender critical but also critical of Kirralie Smith, a campaigner who seeks to defend women’s rights against the transgender rights campaigners? That’s the stance this site takes. It is not the first time that… Continue Reading