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Victoria’s Assisted Dying Deaths Reach 512: What the Numbers Show, What They Don’t, and What the Partner Case Teaches Us – Victoria’s VAD Deaths Every year, Victoria’s Voluntary Assisted Dying Review Board publishes a report on how the state’s assisted dying law is operating. This year’s report, released quietly in …

From Cocaine to Christ: What Stephen Baldwin’s Sobriety Story Teaches About Surrender, Community and Hope “If you think there’s no way out, you’ve got to get to a place where you know that’s a lie.” Those are the words of actor Stephen Baldwin, the youngest of the Baldwin brothers, speaking …

Tasmania’s Conversion Practices Bill: Opposing Harm, Protecting Faith and Reading the Fine Print Few subjects put Christians in a more delicate position than laws about “conversion practices.” On one hand, many believers are horrified by stories of people being pressured, shamed or harmed in the name of changing their sexuality …

Spender’s Religious Schools Bill: A Fair Look Religious Schools, Anti-Discrimination Law and the Spender Bill: Where Faith and Fairness Collide Few issues in Australian public life are as sensitive as the one now back before Parliament: when, if ever, should a religious school be allowed to treat students or staff …