The Melbourne Anglican interviewed founding faculty members Naomi Wolfe and Garry Worete Deverell, one year on from the closure of the School of Indigenous Studies.
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Toxic work in Australia’s banks
A University of Divinity study of ten Australian bank employees brings to light a hidden spectre of suicide in Australia’s banks.
Racism@Uni Survey
The Australian Human Rights Commission is leading a landmark study to examine the prevalence, nature and impact of racism in Australian universities.
Participants sought for a Research Study on child safeguarding in church
Researchers at the University of Newcastle are conducting a research project seeking the insights and perspectives of Evangelical Christians on child safeguarding in a church context.
Bruce Duncan honoured by Catholic Social Services Victoria
Congratulations to Rev Dr Bruce Duncan CSsR of Yarra Theological Union, who was recently honoured with life membership of Catholic Social Services Victoria (CSSV) at the CSSV Annual Dinner. This award, which has only...
Rev Dorothy Lee: A trailblazer for women in the church
As a young woman, Dorothy dreamed of becoming an Anglican priest, preaching the Gospel, surrounded by incense, music and sacred art. As you imagine, this kind of ambition was discouraged in the 1970s, except by...
Ministry and counselling, counselling and ministry: Making the most of our professional alliances
The question, “What is ministry?”, should take up a considerable portion of our thinking for no other reason than the University of Divinity is one of the largest providers of ministry education in the country. It is...
Spiritual sovereignties and questions of equity: How churches should respond to the Yoorrook Justice Commission
Article by Professor Mark Brett and Naomi Wolfe. If the churches are to be faithful to their own values and theology, they will need to lay aside state-endowed privileges and compensate the Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
Saints and Sinners: Women in Late Antiquity
Learn about the historical issues involved in women's roles, positions and status in Egypt and Byzantium during Late Antiquity. This unit is coming up at St Athanasius College in Semester 2, 2025.
Kin Pan Wu receives Prize of Outstanding Theological Publication in Taiwan
Dr Kin Pan Wu's monograph was awarded the "Prize of Outstanding Theological Publication 2024" in Taiwan. The prize recognises outstanding Chinese theological research and academic originality.
Pilgrim’s studies in success
Pilgrim Theological College is celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2025, telling a remarkable story of its impact on numerous students.
Results for Semester One 2025 are available
Results for Semester One studies are now available. You can access your results online by logging into Paradigm.

