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Film clip of faith leaders press conference for G20

diverse leaders speak eloquently with one voice

Climate Change and Islam

Professor Lesley Hughes & Heather Fagan speak at launch of Islamic Climate Action Kit

Murray Lobley receives Premier's Award

ARRCC Committee member Murray Lobley was recently awarded the Victorian Premier’s Award for Community Harmony.

Refusing to profit from destroying the earth

Author: Miriam Pepper

On Thursday June 26th a group of eight Ministers and lay people from Uniting, Catholic, Anglican and Brethren Churches participated in civil disobedience in northern NSW. They included two grandmothers. Locking on to a device in the shape of a cross, they publicly prayed together and managed to stop mining equipment from entering the site for five hours. Four people were arrested including two Ministers.

ARRCC supports Gomeroi elders and custodians

Author: Miriam Pepper

The Gomeroi Elders and Traditional Custodians held a candle-lit vigil, smoking ceremony and Corroboree in Gunnedah this Wednesday evening. The Gomeroi have invited the community to support their right to maintain their culture and sacred rites, and to protest with them that seven of their sacred sites in the Leard State Forest have been destroyed by Whitehaven Coal.

New documentary: "I Dream of Gina"

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Mount St Benedict College, Pennant Hills, goes solar

MtStBenedict solar panels

As part of their 'Year of Stewardship' in 2013, Mount St Benedict College installed 384 solar panels across four roofs at the college.

Maules Creek - why people of faith should get involved

Caring for Creation in action - ARRCC President Thea Ormerod writes about an historically important campaign against coal mining.

ARRCC submission on Coalition's Direct Action Plan

ARRCC's views put to the Senate Environment and Communications References Committee inquiry on Jan 19, 2014

New GreenPower factsheet

What is GreenPower and how do you switch to it?

Author: Miriam Pepper