
Zoroastrianism was the official religion of Persia, its birthplace, for more than a millennium, but today the community is a fraction of its former size.
Source: ABC News

Sister Wolfgram can only see her family twice a year via Skype: on Mother's Day, and at Christmas.
Source: ABC News

A program seeking to remove the mystery around turbans is also helping answer curious students' questions, while beginning a conversation around Sikh culture.
Source: ABC News

Faith leaders speak on Creation Stories and the Meaning of Life in our Universe. This event was judged the first prize winner of HM King Abdullah II of Jordan Prize for World Interfaith Harmony Week 2018.
Source: The Interfaith Centre of Melbourne
An upsurge in cases of men refusing to grant their wives a religious divorce is causing mounting alarm in Australian Jewish communities, but the Government is refusing to intervene in what it considers to be a religious matter.
Source: ABC
The Jewish Christian Muslim Association of Australia has held its annual women’s interfaith residential conference.
Source: J Wire
Zoroastrianism believes we are connected to the environment, good and evil exist in all of us, and that God is neither a he nor a she. Learn more in this short video clip.
Source: ABC
On Tuesday 6th February 2018, University of Melbourne Chaplaincy and Religions for Peace Australia (Vic), conducted an extensive presentation into clerical culture and its effect on Child Sexual Abuse.
Source: Religions for Peace
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