St John of God Health Care (SJOGHC) has recently appointed a director to guide the development of its nursing workforce across 23 facilities in Australia, New Zealand and the Asia Pacific region.
The suspenseful military drama Eye in the Sky (Bleecker Street) examines a sprawling topic, the war on terrorism, by focusing on the consequences a single drone operation may have on an individual life.
A group of 35 students and five teachers from Mercedes College’s Italian Language and Culture tour group had the privilege of attending a Mass celebrated by Pope Francis earlier this month.
Staff and students at Kolbe Catholic College continue to put their motto of Courage, Faith, Excellence into action.
A friendly yet thorough Christian initiation process helped Ballajura parishioners Bruce Ramsay and Amanda Dillon make the life-altering decision to become Catholic.
Schools exist to prepare young people for their future and to equip them with the tools they will need to make their lives rich and fulfilling, Archbishop Costelloe told the Emmanuel College Community recently, as part of the blessing and opening of the new Sports and Performing Arts Centre of Excellence.
A ceremony to farewell Acts 2 College of Mission and Evangelisation’s four graduands and commission its 2016 students was held on Sunday, 28 February at the College’s Osborne Park venue.
Three Perth women undertaking studies in the United States, the Middle East and Australia have been awarded scholarships from the BJ Hickey Biblical Foundation.
He may have left Perth to make a name for himself in the London opera scene, but former Principal Cantor Daniel Mullaney still has a presence at St Mary’s Cathedral.
Forty years can be a very long a time for recalling specific experiences but Father Kazimierz Stuglik remembers well the night he arrived at Perth airport to begin his career as a parish priest in Western Australia.