Soile Lautsi is not a household name in Australia. It's different in Europe where this dual Finnish-Italian citizen won a spectacular unanimous ruling from the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR ...

Once again the confusion over language, religion and terrorism in Australia has led to some funny, if very sad and stupid, conflations. The latest concerns an Optus telephone store in a shopping ...

More than half of Australia's population is Christian but Islam (still a minority) has emerged as the most common religion after Christianity, according to the 2016 Census data.

Australia is a secular country that enables freedom of religion. In this week's SBS Radio Settlement Guide, let’s explore what that means.

Although Islam is still the most popular non-Christian religion in Australia—followed by Buddhism, which represented 2.4 percent of the country—it was Hinduism that saw the most significant spike.

Australia is often described as a secular country and this ongoing movement from religion to “no religion” is one way this manifests.

Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism are among the fastest-growing religions in Australia. But the media still struggle to include different faith leaders or the necessary nuance in religion reporting.

Australia's latest census data, released on Tuesday, revealed that for the first time ever "no religion" was the country's most popular single religious affiliation. According to the Australian ...

The Australian government will seek to pass religious discrimination protection legislation in 2019.

A leading opposition Australian lawmaker has made an emotional plea not to rush through a controversial bill aimed at protecting religious people. Critics says the bill enables discrimination and ...