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Secular Agenda
Rationalist Society of Australia
30 episodes
3 weeks ago
This is a podcast by the Rationalist Society of Australia. It features interviews with people who are working for secular change.
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Society & Culture,
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This is a podcast by the Rationalist Society of Australia. It features interviews with people who are working for secular change.
Show more...
Documentary
Society & Culture,
Government
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The marginalisation of non-religious and ex-religious voices in New South Wales
Secular Agenda
26 minutes 47 seconds
1 year ago
The marginalisation of non-religious and ex-religious voices in New South Wales
This episode explores the development in New South Wales of the Faith Affairs Council and the state Labor government’s decision to block non-religious and ex-religious representation from the body. The episode features an interview with Steve Marton (2:25), who is president of Sydney Atheists. In November 2023, the state government rejected his application to become a member of the Faith Affairs Council. He applied for a position on the advisory body – which has a direct line to government ministers – in order to represent the voices of non-religious and ex-religious citizens on matters relating to religion.
Secular Agenda
This is a podcast by the Rationalist Society of Australia. It features interviews with people who are working for secular change.