Stephen O’Doherty is the CEO of Christian Schools Australia. He spoke to the ACL’s Katherine Spackman about the Gonski Review and what this will mean for Christian schools. Click here to read the transcript.
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Stephen O’Doherty on the Political Spot
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Toby Hall on the Political Spot
Toby Hall is the CEO of Mission Australia. He spoke to the ACL’s Katherine Spackman about the real employment rate and how it’s affecting young people the most.
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Nigel Rooke on the Political Spot
Nigel Rooke is the CEO of Open Doors Australia. He spoke to the ACL’s Katherine Spackman about the 2012 World Watch List that’s just been released detailing the top 50 countries where persecution of Christians for religious reasons is worst.
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Ian Wright on the Political Spot
Ian Wright is the CEO of Barnabas Fund. He spoke to the ACL’s Katherine Spackman about Barnabas Fund’s campaign “Proclaim Freedom” and its petition to raise the profile of persecuted Christians around the world.
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Wendy Francis on the Political Spot
Wendy Francis is the Queensland State Director of the Australian Christian Lobby. She spoke to the ACL’s Katherine Spackman about last week’s Make It Count forum in Queensland with the LNP’s Campbell Newman. The ACL invited the Premier and Deputy Premier to the event to address Christians, but both declined. Click here to listen.
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Susannah Helman on the Political Spot
Susannah Helman is a curator at the National Library of Australia. She spoke to the ACL’s Katherine Spackman about the Manuscripts exhibition that is featuring at the library till the 18th of March. This conversation was the second part of the interview.
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Nick Jensen on the Political Spot
Nick Jensen is the programme manager at the Lachlan Macquarie Internship. He spoke to the ACL’s Katherine Spackman about the 2012 internship kicking off this weekend outside Canberra.
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Tim Costello on the Political Spot
Reverend Tim Costello is the Chair of the Australian Churches Gambling Taskforce. He spoke to the ACL’s Katherine Spackman about the Victorian government’s decision to renege on its election committment to introduce voluntary precommittment technology by 2013. -
Susannah Helman on the Political Spot
Susannah Helman is a curator at the National Library of Australia in Canberra. She spoke to the ACL’s Katherine Spackman about the Handwritten Exhibition currently on display in Canberra which features 10 centuries of manuscripts. Click here to read a transcript of the interview.
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Bernie Finn on the Political Spot
Bernie Finn is President of March for the Babies and Member for Western Metropolitan Region in Victoria. He spoke to the ACL’s Katherine Spackman about the recent decision by an abortion clinic to no longer offer late term abortions in the state. Click here to read a transcript of the interview.
