This is a wonderful opportunity to hear the magnificent Cathedral Organ in a program of works by Johann Sebastian Back (1685-1750), performed by acclaimed Australian musician and composer Calvin Bowman.

The only jurisdiction the world to legalise euthanasia during 2017 was the Victorian Parliament. Without a vote of the people of Victoria, and rushed through Parliament in the most extra-ordinary all night sittings, the Act is scheduled to come onto effect in June 2019. Many questions relating to the law remain unanswered. The implications for health professionals, aged care workers and ordinary Victorians remain unclear.

Catholic Theological College and University of Divinity would like to invite you to join an exciting 27-day study tour, as they walk in the footsteps of saints and scholars, exploring our Christian tradition. Journey together on a pilgrimage of spirituality and faith, as history comes alive. Learn from the people and places of the past about the life of faith that is ours today.

Victorian Branch of the Australian Association of Social Workers in partnership with SNAICC - the national non-government peak body in Australia representing the interests of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families are delighted to be hosting an upcoming workshop entitled Recognising and Responding to Trauma: Trauma informed approaches to healing and working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, families and communities, 30-31 October 2018 at AASW office in North Melbourne..

The Social Justice group at St Michael’s in Berwick, together with St Vincent de Paul Conference, is holding a forum with a particular focus on homelessness in the local community (primarily City of Casey and Cardinia). Guest speakers will be from the City of Casey and WAYSS.

The Australian Safeguarding Network has been established to provide a collegiate forum for safeguarding professionals to network and collaborate on keeping people at risk safe. The Network will share good practice, latest research, guidance, legislation, case studies, training opportunities and more with people directly engaged in safeguarding.

The first network event will be a webcast by Professor Stephen Smallbone on October 17.