Religion
Bondi shooter’s links to IS revealed
Investigators are now examining those associations as the primary cause of Naveed Akram’s radicalisation.
- Perry Duffin, Sally Rawsthorne, Mostafa Rachwani and Michael McGowan
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- Bondi shooting
How the horrifying Bondi terror attack unfolded, moment by moment
It was golden hour at Bondi – people swimming, dining at cafes and celebrating the first night of Hanukkah. Then came the gunshots.
- Ben Cubby, Matthew Absalom-Wong and Tom McKendrick
Albanese confirms ASIO probed Bondi shooter’s IS links
Law enforcement agencies face questions about whether they could have done more to prevent the worst terror attack on Australian soil.
- Matthew Knott, Perry Duffin and Mostafa Rachwani
‘It was pure chaos’: When terror spilt blood at Bondi Beach
An age of innocence was shattered on Sunday night – Sydney will not be the same again.
- Jordan Baker
‘We know their grief’: Bondi’s trauma feels painfully close to Manchester’s Jewish community
Barely two months after the deadly Manchester synagogue attack, a senior Jewish figure in the UK says the Bondi massacre must be a line in the sand against religious hatred.
- David Crowe
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- Investigations
Mother hit by Liberal pamphlets tells inquiry Brethren made voting ‘unsafe’
Evidence is flooding into a parliamentary committee inquiry about bad behaviour by members of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church on behalf of the Liberal Party at the federal election.
- Michael Bachelard
- Opinion
- Christmas
I’m an atheist, so am I a fraud when I say grace at Christmas?
What does Christianity teach us about Christmas? Quite a lot about love, actually.
- Jo Pybus
- Opinion
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Let there be light and love and art
Faith has many expressions, and art is one of its pre-eminent forms.
- Maureen Barten
- Opinion
- Opinion
When one man dies, a world ends
As much as we owe a duty to those living, we owe one too to those who have passed.
- Alexandra Sangster
- Opinion
- Islam
Last week, I travelled to Mecca, shaved my head and learnt a lesson about masculinity
For those who have not made the pilgrimage to Mecca, something may surprise. The men cry. Quietly and intimately, but obviously. Some are hard men from hard lands, but they’re not ashamed to do this.
- Waleed Aly
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