
Every five years the census asks Australians: “What is your religion?”.
Ten tick-box responses are provided, along with the option to write in some other response.
Source: The Conversation

The Brimbank and Maribyrnong Interfaith Network launched a new video capturing members’ beliefs and reasons why they became part of the network.
Source: The Brimbank and Maribyrnong Interfaith Network

Cross-cultural and religious exchanges were on the menu as Victoria's Islamic and Aboriginal communities gathered for the state’s inaugural 'First Nations Iftar dinner'.
Source: SBS

With the support of Victorian Sikh Community, Khalsa Foundation Australia launched their first food van yesterday in the heart of Melbourne to serve free vegetarian food to everyone.
Source: Singh Station

The Andrews Government made significant changes to the conditions surrounding Special Religious Instruction (SRI) in state primary schools last year removing the program from the structured curriculum.
Source: Education HQ Australia

The world’s most prominent religious leaders have come together to present a different vision of how faith can work in the world.
Source: Huffington Post

Controversy surrounding plans to build a mosque in Bendigo has resulted in greater intercultural understanding, a study has found.
But issues remain.
Source: Bendigo Advertiser

Culturally diverse Victorians aged 16 to 25 are invited to become a member of the Multicultural Youth Network (MYN) and have their views heard on how to make Victoria a stronger, more cohesive state.
Source: premier.vic.gov.au
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