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The Archbishop of Melbourne has leapt to the defence of Cardinal George Pell, urging the public to give Australia’s most senior Catholic official a “fair go”. In a statement released to media, Denis Hart recalled his lengthy friendship with Cardinal Pell, which began in the 1960s. |
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Government deputy whip Andrew Nikolic has defended plans to make citizenship laws tougher, saying that Australia should consider the needs of victims ahead of the rights of terrorists. Nikolic is one of 37 backbenchers calling on the cabinet to strengthen plans to strip citizens accused of terrorism of their Australian nationality. |
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Burundi's influential Catholic Church has withdrawn its support for the upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections, which have been marred by civil strive over President Pierre Nkurunziza's decision to stand for a third term. A statement on Thursday from Burundi's bishops criticised "the.... |
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THE endorsement of President Aquino will not help win votes for Interior and Local Government Secretary Mar Roxas if he runs for President in the elections next year, a Malacanang ally in the Senate said on Sunday. “I have said this many times, [the President’s] endorsement has not proven to be much.... |
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Three men from various walks of life — a longtime radio personality, a Louisville native who has served in the church since youth and a former middle school math teacher — were ordained into the Catholic priesthood for the Archdiocese of Louisville on Saturday. |
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Watoto church formerly Norman cinema. From a cinema hall to a `torture chamber’, a centre of creative arts and now temple of God, Norman cinema has seen it all. Simon Musasizi looks back at the once Mecca for film lovers; the epitome of elegance where you relaxed in plush surroundings, feeling like.... |
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Mrs Matilda Amissah-Arthur, wife of the Vice-President at the weekend called on women to use their inborn qualities of piety to bring along Ghanaians as one people to tackle developmental and moral issues plaguing the society. Mrs Amissah-Arthur, who made the call at the opening ceremony of the.... |
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Labor believes there is room to explore stripping citizenship from Australians fighting with terrorist groups, but remains cautious about government plans. Opposition foreign affairs spokesman Tanya Plibersek cited examples of pulling the citizenship of people fighting with countries at war with.... |
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Labor believes there is room to explore stripping citizenship from Australians fighting with terrorist groups, but remains cautious about government plans. Opposition foreign affairs spokesman Tanya Plibersek cited examples of pulling the citizenship of people fighting with countries at war with.... |
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Labor believes there is room to explore stripping citizenship from Australians fighting with terrorist groups, but remains cautious about government plans. Opposition foreign affairs spokesman Tanya Plibersek cited examples of pulling the citizenship of people fighting with countries at war with.... |
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Radio Times editor’s wife wheels out the bike stories, Sepp Blattter and a dead loss for Radio 4’s Start the Week.
BBC News, Monkey hears, is gauging opinion as to whether staff would like it to track their phones and other devices (both BBC and personal ones), suggesting that could be very helpful in the event of theft or kidnap. |
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