The St Vincent De Paul Society (26/02/2002)

Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation (ANTaR) have developed a kit to assist community Reconciliation groups make submissions to the Review of ATSIC. (1/08/2002)

Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation response to a discussion paper released by the ATSIC Review Panel. (26/08/2002)

Regular e-newsletter of the Edmund Rice Centre (30/11/2004)

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Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation (ANTAR) have called for negotiated solutions to native title issues following today's High Court decisions on the Miriuwung-Gajerrong and NSW Western Division Leases cases.

A Statement by Tom Keneally and Rosie Scott:

David Ervine, leader of the Progressive Unionist Party of Northern Ireland, key negotiator of the Belfast Agreement, and member of the Stormont Parliament is visiting Australia this week as a guest of the Edmund Rice Centre.

The West Papuan people have been engaged in a long conflict with the Indonesian government over self determination, control of resources and increasing environmental degradation.

The Edmund Rice Centre in partnership with the NSW Reconciliation Council are conducting a study of the portrayal of Reconciliation in the Australian press.

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Professor Mick Dodson responds to comments by Health Minister Tony Abbott that Indigenous communities would benefit from renewed Government paternalism ( 21 June 2006).

Leading scientists from all over the world agree that climate change is a pressing global issue.

A review of proposed changes to industrial relations legislation by the Federal Government and arguments for and against the reforms.

Recent government economic priorities continue the attack on many Australian families who are already doing it tough.

Mental health in Australia today is in crisis. Under the National Mental Health Strategy institutional care has moved to community based care, but this has evolved with no effective management system that is able to provide high quality primary care or the necessary support structures to live productively within the wider community.