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Twelve Tribes community cult

What is it like in the Twelve Tribes cult?

In the Twelve Tribes community, members dance, sing, work hard and bake great cookies. But Beverley Hadgraft meets the former members and investigators who believe the community is a cult that's also abusing its youngest and most vulnerable members.
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Victorian paedophile priest, 73, jailed for 18 years

A priest described as one of Victoriaโ€™s most dangerous paedophiles is behind bars serving a total sentence of 18 years and four months. Robert Patrick Claffey, 73, has been jailed for using his position as a Catholic priest to sexually abuse 12 Victorian children between 1969 and 1992. He pleaded guilty to 19 charges. His [โ€ฆ]
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Undercover in a gay conversion camp

Across Australia, religious groups are offering to help gays and lesbians overcome same-sex attraction. Clair Weaver goes undercover to find out whatโ€™s going on.
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Model wearing hijab showcases designs by Hannie Hananto on the runway during Jakarta Fashion Week 2014.

Study: Hijab linked to better body image

While most western women might struggle to imagine any upsides to wearing a veil over their faces, a new study suggests that the hijab actually shields women from developing a negative body image. The study, published in British Journal of Psychology, interviewed 587 Muslim women in the UK โ€“ of these 369 wore some sort [โ€ฆ]
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Should women have to 'submit' to their husbands?

โ€˜Submitโ€™ wedding vows may be invalid

New wives who have already promised to honour and โ€œsubmitโ€ to their husbands could find their marriages are not legally viable. A proposal by the Anglican diocese in Sydney that a woman must pledge to โ€œhonour and submit to [her husband] as the church submits to Christโ€, has sparked heated debate amongst social commentators and [โ€ฆ]
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Should women have to "submit" to their husbands?

Church wants women to โ€˜submitโ€™ to their husbands

Women traditionally promise to โ€œobeyโ€ their husbands when undertaking marriage vows, but the Anglican diocese in Sydney has decided a woman must now pledge to โ€œsubmitโ€ when she gets married. The new wedding vows have been branded sexist by commentators, who say the change in wording is a step backwards for the church. Olympics outrage: [โ€ฆ]
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Heroines in hijabs: Lauded in London, condemned at home

Heroines in hijabs: Lauded in London, condemned at home

They finished last and by a considerable margin, but Sarah Attar and Wojdan Shaherkhani got a standing ovation for being in London at all. Sarah, 19, and Wojdan, 16, are the first women to compete for Saudi Arabia at the Olympic Games. While their sporting achievements didnโ€™t win them any medals โ€” Sarah came last [โ€ฆ]
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I am Mary MacKillop's miracle

I am Mary MacKillopโ€™s miracle

It turned her into a saint, but the full story of Mary MacKillopโ€™s most important miracle has never been told โ€” until now. In this interview Kathleen Evans breaks her silence on her miraculous recovery from cancer, and what happened next. Life as a walking miracle has its challenges. Those who meet Kathleen Evans often [โ€ฆ]
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Arwa El Masri on Hazem, love and Islam

Arwa El Masri on Hazem, love and Islam

When young Arwa imagined the man she would spend her life with, a rugby league player was not top of her thoughts, she tells Michael Sheather. Then she met Hazem. Love sometimes appears in the most unexpected places. For Arwa El Masri, wife of rugby league star Hazem El Masri, it arrived with a jolt [โ€ฆ]
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