As Fairtrade Fortnight begins in Australia this week, sydneyanglicans.net asks whether church-Fairtrade partnerships are a viable option in Sydney. Over 90 per cent of the individuals who sell the UK's leading Fairtrade organisation's products are committed Christians who operate out of local churches. Could this English model work in Sydney?

Compared to the English, Australian Christians are very blasé about the exploitation lying behind the products they buy.

I welcome these books, which record and celebrate some written ministry of Donald Robinson, formerly Vice-Principal of Moore College, Bishop in Parramatta and Archbishop of Sydney.

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has commended the Centre for Public Christianity in an unsolicited letter.

Archbishop Dr Peter Jensen has congratulated the government for a clear statement on the issue of 'gay marriage'.

Those looking for a comprehensive and coherent analysis of the issues of human rights, law and justice will be disappointed by this book.

Sydney Anglican churches are easing the pupil-free-day headache for local families with Monday Fundays and Supadays.

Ascension Day, like Easter Day, always falls on the same day of the week, moving around the calendar within its own orbit of a possible 35 days.