
Writing Retreat
Join a welcoming community of writers for a day of focus, momentum, and encouragement at the Dalton. Bring along your article, thesis, creative work or personal project.

Join a welcoming community of writers for a day of focus, momentum, and encouragement at the Dalton. Bring along your article, thesis, creative work or personal project.

Join us for the next Wollaston Research Seminar. Jeremy Northcote to present: Between Life and Death: A Phenomenological and Cross‑Cultural Study of Near‑Death Experiences

Catholic Theological College invites you to an online discussion on discovering the research journey. Join us online at 7pm (AEST) on Monday 14 September. Registration is essential!

The 2026 Fritzsche Oration will be ‘Unearthing the Treasures: Insights into the development and professionalisation of the Lutheran Lohe Library Collection’.

Stefan Borg, Swedish Defence University, talks to the return of the Common Good as a project of both the political left and right highlighting the UK and US experience.

Matthew Anstey presents new translations of the Psalms for worship, highlighting the theological, musical, scholarly, and cultural choices behind this work.

Step away from distractions and make real progress on your writing. A dedicated day for essays, sermons, theses, articles, research, and personal projects.


The First Listen on 2-3 October is a workshop with Elders and all interested to use Indigenous methods of deep listening and cyclical conversation (storying and yarning) on decolonising liturgy.

Freedom and democracy in crisis, Professor Tim Stacey places theology into dialogue with sociology and anthropology; arguing politics is an act of collective faith; asking how it is upheld, altered, and undermined.