What drives innovation on the internet? Love it, or (most likely) hate it, the 'adult industry' (what a strange euphemism) has been the driving force that continues to revolutionise the way we use the internet.

Britney Spears burst onto the global music scene in 1998, a sexy teenager proudly wearing her faith and her virginity on her sleeve. The virginity was a predictable early casualty, and the faith is MIA at the time of writing. It's fair to say that mega-stardom has not been kind to Britney.

In my first blog I asked, what is the 'inherent nature of the office of primate' and questioned this against the constitutional model of the Australian Primate.

Something strange is happening in my neighbourhood. The local bowling club is going 'barefoot' to attract new and younger members.

UPDATED THURS: As the death toll creeps over 200, Marysville survivors are determined to rebuild their devastated church. Their long journey has only just begun.

Visiting three McNeill Sacred Spaces reminded me of the significance of buildings to the Christian life.

A review of The Change We Can Believe In, a collection of Barack Obama's campaign speeches.

Last week, Sydneyanglicans.net brought you coverage of the Big Day In from Kellyville Anglican Church, where we found the response to the day was overwhelmingly positive. As promised, this week we feature your experiences "“ positive and negative "“ of the Big Day In. Our first stop is Engadine Anglican Church, where Colin Buchanan and a crew of little superheroes were primed for their live cross.