by David Purnell | 3 Dec, 2023
Book Review: Killing For Country by David Marr This is a remarkable piece of writing and history. It helps fill the gap in knowledge of the frontier wars, especially in Queensland in the 19th century. Starting from curiosity about his own forebears, the author...
by Heather Saville | 3 Sep, 2023
WERONA: a place of peace (1982 – 2023) Heather Saville, New South Wales Regional Meeting, and Werona Friends This second part of Werona’s history gives a quick update on the significant changes to the property and surrounds, looks at the changes in use since it was...
by Michael Griffith | 4 Jun, 2023
Reflections on Poetry and Spirit: Judith Wright: Environmental, Indigenous and Spiritual Concerns. Michael Griffith, New South Wales Regional Meeting In early March this year I was fortunate to be able to lead a Silver Wattle week-long workshop/ retreat on this topic....
by Janice Blakeney | 4 Dec, 2022
Gender specifics and being a Quaker Steve and Janice Blakeney Janice Blakeney, Tasmania Regional Meeting are As a Friend for whom being a Quaker has meant finding a spiritual path that makes not just sense but gives me a better sensibility of all the living beings on...
by Jackie Perkins | 5 Jun, 2022
Jackie Perkins, QSA Executive Administrator Many meetings, TV news presentations, forums and conventions now begin with an acknowledgement of country, paying respect to First Nations Elders past, present and emerging. This is a relatively recent innovation, encouraged...
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