This week, eRecord Editor Jamie O’Brien speaks with Identitywa CEO Marina Re about the role of the organisation following the implementation of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), one year on from its commencement.

The Good Lie did not receive much cinema exhibition, but became available on DVD and it is the kind of film that could be recommended to serious audiences.

Better think twice before squashing that insect invader at your summer picnic – it could be Ant-Man (Disney), the diminutive superhero of the Marvel Comics universe.

This week, eRecord journalist Marco Ceccarelli spoke with Director of Catholic Outreach, Peter Mc Minn, and Outreach Officer, Betty Thompson, about the implementation and promotion of parish-based pastoral care programs throughout the Archdiocese of Perth.

This week, eRecord journalist Marco Ceccarelli spoke with the founder of the Emmaus Community, Brother Alan Archer and long-term resident at Emmaus, Michael Smith, about the purpose and benefits of an independent community for adults living with mental health issues.

The gunfire and car crashes that dominate the second hour of the soul-swapping thriller Self/less (Focus) are sure signs that this ponderous property has run out of ideas.

This week eRecord Editor Jamie O’Brien speaks with Rosario Murace, a 36-year old Maylands resident who, thanks to the assistance and support of The Shopfront, has been able to get his life back on track, following a series of unfortunate events.

“No one has greater love than this, to lay down one’s life for one’s friends” (Jn 15:13). That’s the overarching theme of Faith of Our Fathers (Pure Flix), a well-intentioned but awkwardly uneven account of Christianity’s impact on two generations of families.

Armidale Diocese Bishop Michael Kennedy, Chair of Catholic Earthcare Australia has last week published a reflection of Pope Francis’ lastest encyclical, Laudato Si.

While Father John Cranley’s recent passing was a sad occasion for the Archdiocese of Perth, it reignited fond memories among both parishioners and ex-students of different Perth parishes and Australian Oblate colleges.