At 87, Sister Brigid Arthur is an activist nun, working with refugees and now acting as litigation guardian for eight teenagers seeking to block a Whitehaven Coal mine in NSW.

At 87, Sister Brigid Arthur is an activist nun, working with refugees and now acting as litigation guardian for eight teenagers seeking to block a Whitehaven Coal mine in NSW.

In Sydney’s south-west a new mosque has just opened after more than twenty years in the making.  Its severe concrete design has been described as an architectural masterpiece.  The architect is Greek Orthodox.  He claims his religious background has helped shape its unusual appearance.

The federal government’s contentious Religious Discrimination Bill is now suspended indefinitely, but the problem of competing freedoms remains. In this episode, Compass reveals the personal stories of those still affected - the human cost of the political warfare.