20 Jan 2023 | Author: Dr Doug Hynd | Theme: Civil society and politics; Public theology and ethics
Robodept was known to be illegal by the public service from the time it was first proposed yet it was approved by Cabinet and run by the Department of Human Services (DHS) for nearly five years before a court case brought it to a screaming halt. The Royal Commission into the Robodebt Scheme is about halfway through a very forensic exploration into this public policy disgrace. It seems a good time to look what we have learnt as to why Robodebt got beyond being a public service brain dump to a policy that damaged where it did not destroy the lives of vulnerable Australians.
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22 Dec 2022 | Author: Bishop Philip Huggins | Theme: The Arts, Sciences and Culture; Religions and dialogue
The essential message of the Nativity scene is that the Creator of all that is offers us a true love that never coerces. With this comes ‘the peace of God which passes all understanding’. Offering this love, God chooses to come amongst us in the vulnerable and humble manner of a baby in a manger.
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03 Nov 2022 | Author: Bishop Philip Hugginss | Theme: Public theology and ethics; Leadership and institutions
The Elijah Interfaith Institute:
A Succinct Statement of Spiritual Principles for “Returning to Mt.Sinai.”
During UNCOP 27 November 8-13 2022
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21 Oct 2022 | Author: Bishop Philip Huggins | Theme: Leadership and institutions; Civil society and politics
Our Australian diplomats and negotiators have been giving Briefings to those of us going to
UNCOP27.
We have a new Federal Government now with much better policies and a clear intent to be
internationally responsible.
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23 Sep 2022 | Author: Bishop Philip Huggins | Theme: Civil society and politics; Public theology and ethics
It continues to be so appropriate that the World Community of Christian Meditation [WCCM] is
making “Unified Consciousness“the theme for 2022.
A common mind of loving intelligence is needed to deal with the issues facing our human family
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