In an election without nominations or campaigning, delegates from Baha’i communities throughout Australia today chose the Faith’s national governing body, the National Spiritual Assembly.
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The latest issue of the Australian Baha’i Report tells how federal MPs from both sides of the main political divide joined forces recently to call for an end to the…
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Speakers from various religious backgrounds focused on the role of religion in advancing gender equality when they addressed a reception following a service at the Baha’i Temple in Sydney on…
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A motion calling for an end to the persecution of Baha’is in Iran won bipartisan support in the Australian House of Representatives yesterday.
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The Australian Baha’i Community launched a video today which zeroes in on Iran’s persecution of Baha’is and its failure to abide by its promises to the United Nations.
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The Australian Baha’i Community has welcomed last week's resolution by the United Nations General Assembly in which it expressed its “deep concern at serious ongoing and recurring human rights violations”…
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The Sunday service at the Baha’i House of Worship in Sydney on 21 December will be dedicated to prayers for the innocent lives lost this week in Sydney and elsewhere…
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The role individuals can play in standing up for justice and promoting harmony came into focus at two events organised by Baha’is in Sydney and Canberra to mark Human Rights…
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A jailed Baha’i poet whose book Prison Poems was the subject of two literary events in Australia has received the support of the worldwide writers association, PEN International.
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The daughter of a Gallipoli hero whose story featured in the recent popular TV series The War That Changed Us will address a reception at noon after a public service…
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