Opinion polls constantly tell the story of a many people's disaffection with organised religion, but does this go to the issue of Christianity itself? In our everyday walk can individual Christians make all the difference? That's an organising principle of Q Ideas, best described as a community shaped by a way of thinking about issues.

Can good policy rescue politics in a era of knee-jerk and populist policy making on-the-run. John Hewson talks about public policy.

Open House speaks with student Elizabeth Spollard winner of the Simpson Prize, a national essay competition for Year 9 and 10 students by the History Teachers Association and the Australian War Memorial.

A review of religious instruction in Queensland schools has raised questions about whether students can talk about their faith to their school friends.

Rory Steyne, one of Nelson Mandela's personal guards, says Christian virtues like forgiveness were a big reason Mandela was such a great leader.

Companies that ask their employees to leave their faith at home, are being unreasonable, says leading Australian economist Professor Ian Harper.

Lee Strobel was a journalist at the Chicago Tribune and an avowed atheist. The film 'The Case for Christ', follows his remarkable journey to faith.

Father Mark Basili from St Marks Coptic Church in Sydney calls for prayers for both Egyptian believers—and for their ISIS attackers.

Delmar Williams is on the frontline of policing in the United States as a sergeant with the Milwaukee Police Department. Delmar was working during the three days of riots after the shooting of an African-American youth by a police officer during a police pursuit.