The presentation of the inaugural Australian Religious Short Film Prize to a young filmmaker at a special event in Canberra next week has national significance.

A CSU researcher has identified that church engagement for recent immigrants upholds a sense of wellbeing and develops social capital.

Christian economists contend that we need to be open to rendering more of our own income to increase the tax base, for the sake of others and for the common good.

A CSU academic says that fasting by Muslims during Ramadan creates a time of great solidarity and spiritual renewal throughout the Islamic world.

A short film that combines elements of Judaism, Islam and Christianity in war-torn strife has been announced as the winner of the inaugural national Religious Short Film Prize.

Creating an Australian Muslim identity was central to topics discussed at the National Muslim Youth Summit held at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra on Saturday 28 May.

A CSU historian asks whether Anzac Day functions as a kind of alternative religion or 'civil religion'.

Two Charles Sturt University theologians say the essence of the message of Easter, now and for all time, is the indestructible character of hope.

A range of international and national speakers will analyse radicalisation and Islamophobia at a major conference in Sydney this week.