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I’ve been here for 40 years. When do I stop being an immigrant?

Writing for the Sydney Morning Herald, Max Jeganathan questions what it truly means to be a “regular working Australian” in a nation shaped by immigration.

Thinking Out Loud
Don’t allow Evil to Win

In this piece from the CPX Library, Justine Toh asks what is evil and where does it come from?

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Against Bitterness: how do we live with suffering?

Journalist and writer Stan Grant delivers the 2025 Richard Johnson Lecture titled, Against Bitterness: how do we live with suffering?

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Simon Smart

Executive Director

Natasha Moore

Senior Research Fellow

Justine Toh

Senior Research Fellow

Max Jeganathan

Senior Research Fellow

Tim Costello

Senior Fellow

Barney Zwartz

 Senior Fellow

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The Many Careers of Colin Buchanan

“Write the song and just let the song be a mirror on life, and then see if…

Embracing the Weird

Greg Sheridan’s third in a trilogy of books on Christianity examines the “success” of the…

The World’s Most Popular Book

The Bible is the most published book of all time, and not just historically. It…

Red Frogs to the Rescue

The group known as Red Frogs have become a legendary presence at schoolies weeks, at…

CPX is a not-for-profit media organisation promoting a better understanding of the Christian faith to the Australian public

CPX has forged a reputation for providing high-quality content for public media outlets, engaging secular audiences with the Christian message.

CPX has a deep sense that, properly understood, the person of Jesus, and all he entails, is immensely attractive and clearly life-giving. In an environment that is increasingly fractured and divided, CPX aims to speak with empathy, respect, and understanding. Our hope is to adopt and to model a considered, and generous tone in public debate. We are confident that Christianity still has something vital to say about life’s biggest questions.

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