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Notre Dame secures funding for police injury prevention research

A major new research program led by the University of Notre Dame Australia is set to transform how police recruits are trained, with the goal of significantly reducing injuries, improving retention, and saving millions of dollars in public funds. Associate Professor Myles Murphy, a physiotherapist and Raine Medical Research Foundation Fellow based at Notre Dame’s Institute for Health Resear...
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The project aims to deliver fewer training injuries, improved recruit retention, safer training practices, significant cost savings and better long-term health outcomes for recruits. Photo: Adobe Stock.

ACU awards Honorary Doctorate to outgoing UNDA Vice-Chancellor

Australian Catholic University (ACU) has conferred an Honorary Doctorate on the outgoing Vice-Chancellor of the University of Notre Dame Australia (UNDA), Professor Francis Campbell. Professor Campbell has served as Vice-Chancellor of UNDA for six years, commencing the role at the outset of the COVID pandemic. The honorary degree from ACU acknowledges Professor Campbell’s service to the ...
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Professor Campbell (centre) accepts his Honorary Doctorate from ACU Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Zlatko Skrbis and ACU Chancellor the Hon Martin Daubney AM KC. Photo: ACU.

Be large-hearted people in large-hearted schools, Archbishop tells Mercy staff

Be large-hearted people in large-hearted schools, Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB has said on the occasion of the 180th anniversary of Mercy Education. Photo: Eric Odong/Archdiocese of Perth. Be large-hearted people in large-hearted schools, Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB has said on the occasion of the 180th anniversary of Mercy Education. Archbishop Costelloe was speakin...
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Sisters of Mercy Australia and Papua New Guinea Institute Leader, Sr Karon Donellan and WA Institute Leader, Sr Helen Nolan were also present for the occasion, together with 16 fellow Sisters from across WA, many of whom had been teachers in Mercy Schools during the foundational years. Photo: Eric Odong/Archdiocese of Perth.

Archbishop Costelloe urges the Catholic Regional Tribunal to model the face of God

What face of God do you allow to shine through your life and ministry? That was the thought-provoking question Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB posed to staff and guests at the blessing of the new Catholic Regional Tribunal of Western Australia office on Tuesday 28 July.  Quoting the same question Pope Leo XIV asked a group of Italian bishops while speaking about leadership and m...
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Archbishop Costelloe, Fr Conor Steadman and Bishop Michael Morrissey outside the new tribunal office in Victoria Square. Photo: Eric Odong.

Bishop George Kolodziej encourages Perth clergy to embrace Pastoral Supervision as a gift

Drawing on the Gospel, Bishop Kolodziej reminded the clergy that priesthood is a journey marked by both great joy and real challenges. Photo: Eric Odong/Archdiocese of Perth. During his keynote presentation to the clergy of the Archdiocese of Perth, Bunbury Bishop George Kolodziej SDS reflected on the Emmaus story (Luke 24:29–33), inviting priests to see their own ministry through the exper...
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Drawing on the Gospel, Bishop Kolodziej reminded the clergy that priesthood is a journey marked by both great joy and real challenges. Photo: Eric Odong/Archdiocese of Perth.

Perth Catholics put their names to keeping the Lord’s Prayer in State Parliament

Catholics from across Perth are collecting signatures on a petition asking Members of the Western Australian Parliament to keep the Lord's Prayer at the start of each sitting day, joining a growing number of West Australians who have made their views known to a parliamentary committee now weighing in on the question. The proposal to drop the prayer came from Bassendean MP Dave Kelly, a form...
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Christian prayer has opened sittings in the Westminster tradition since 1558, and the Commonwealth Parliament has done so since 7 June 1901. Photo: Adobe Stock.

2025 Catholic Social Services Western Australia Award recipients acknowledge God as the source of fulfilment and encouragement

By Joel Hall As the 2026 Catholic Social Services Western Australia (CSSWA) Awards hover on the horizon, last year’s winners have reflected on the processes that led them to be worthy recipients. Employee of the Year Ian Smith said he was humbled and honoured for not only receiving last year’s award but for doing pastoral care work for Catholic Homes- the service for which landed him the...
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Tina Baldwin with Archbishop Costelloe, former Safeguarding Program Office Director, Barbara Blayney (third from left) and Matt Tranter, son of Tom Tranter, who is a founding member of Personal Advocacy Services. Photo: Infinitum/Archdiocese of Perth.

St Bernadette’s Catholic community supporting the Stella Maris mission

Deacon Greg Lowe, Fr Giovanni Raffaele, Deputy Principal Tracy Cosgrove and Claude Coutinho formalise the partnership. Photo: St Bernadette's Catholic School. Following the recent opening of the new Stella Maris Seafarers Centre in Rockingham, the St Bernadette’s church and school community in Port Kennedy has established a partnership with the centre to support its mission of providing pas...
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Deacon Greg Lowe, Fr Giovanni Raffaele, Deputy Principal Tracy Cosgrove and Claude Coutinho formalise the partnership. Photo: St Bernadette's Catholic School.

From Bach to the saxophone: meet the musicians of St Mary’s Organ Concert Series

St Mary's Cathedral is opening its Grand Organ to the public this season with a four-part concert series, held on Sunday afternoons from August to November. It brings together a recitalist from the Sydney cathedral, two of the Cathedral's own musicians, one of the country's leading saxophonists, and the youngest players from its Junior Organ School. A visitor from Sydney opens the series...
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Holly’s program leans towards the French tradition and the present day. Photo: Archdiocese of Perth.

Belonging Beyond School: navigating life’s challenges after school

Belonging Beyond School is a new initiative designed to support Year 10 to Year 12 students with disability - and their families - as they prepare for life after graduation. Leaving school is often described as one of life's great milestones, according to Personal Advocacy Service. For many young people, it marks the beginning of exciting new opportunities - finding employment, pursuing ...
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Belonging Beyond School is a new initiative designed to support Year 10 to Year 12 students with disability - and their families - as they prepare for life after graduation.

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