Ghosts of Tiananmen loom over Hong Kong’s future
Today is the 31st Anniversary of the horrific Tiananmen Square massacre. Like millions of others I was horrified to watch
The times they are a changing
I love to sit in the middle of the Loaves & Fishes Restaurant, but the times are a changing.
How we’re coping with coronavirus
See how we're coping with COVID-19 and still serving hot meals to the homless.
How tragic that Margaret Court’s dogged tenacity is now her undoing
Your's truly writing in The Age on the controversy over Margaret Court's grand slam anniversary year. By Rev. Bill Crews
Sydney Morning Herald’s Article On My Radio Work
I was honoured to have the SMH publish a profile story about my life behind the microphone at 2GB. I
His Holiness, the Dalai Lama’s 84th birthday
July 6 was His Holiness, the Dalai Lama’s 84th birthday. I spoke at a function to commemorate that at The
My Days With The Refugees In Calais, France
On the forecourt of Liverpool Street station in London sits a memorial to the “Children of the Kindertransport”. The plaque
My Soul Restored
I am in Dharamsala the current home of His Holiness the Dalai Lama visiting friends. When here, I visit the
Why I love Christmas at Exodus
Every Christmas Day at my Exodus Foundation we hold a giant Christmas party. Thousands of poor, needy, lonely and homeless
I was there as abuse survivors got apology
Yesterday I was honoured to be amongst the 400 invited guests in the Great Hall of Parliament House Canberra to
RIP Robert Kennedy
Today, June 6, is always a sad day for me. Not only is it 74th Anniversary of the D-Day landings
When the homeless give you everything
I was sitting at a table in our Loaves & Fishes Free Restaurant for the homeless at the weekend eating lunch with
