This paper examines the origins of prayer in the Victorian Parliament, revisiting the debates that led to the Lord’s Prayer’s establishment in daily proceedings. The paper also summarises some of the key debates that have shaped the conversation about prayer in parliament in recent years.

This report employs high-quality, university-led empirical studies of Australians’ beliefs, attitudes and behaviours to reveal a more robust picture of the relationship between religion and how Australians are likely to vote on a range of issues.

This report outlines the findings from a comprehensive analysis of Australians’ contemporary connection with religion.

This paper summarises three recent publications that analyse some of the social and political effects of Tropical Cyclone Winston in Fiji.

This report from a survey of 1,024 Australians shows that religion in Australia is not dead.