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Elspeth Kernebone
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By Elspeth Kernebone Verified| The Melbourne Anglican@ The Melbourne diocese will run out of cash in 2028 unless it takes major action in the next one to two years. Newly released synod papers reveal this, alongside a recommendation to sell an estimated 10 to 20 per cent of the value of the diocese’s property portfolio to achieve financial sustainability. Synod papers state the diocese can no longer afford to fund its redress obligations through its cash reserves.
By Elspeth Kernebone Verified| The Melbourne Anglican@ Anglicans have been urged to share their thoughts on what Melbourne needs in a new archbishop as the diocese’s board to nominate candidates prepares to report on its initial findings to synod. Anglicans can also submit the names of potential candidates to the board for consideration. The Board of Nominators has indicated that the synod for electing a new archbishop will not be held before May 2025. It must be held no later than 10 August 2025. Read more: The archbishop is retiring. What happens next?
By Elspeth Kernebone Verified| The Melbourne Anglican@ The Melbourne diocese will run out of cash in 2028 unless it takes major action in the next one to two years. Newly released synod papers reveal this, alongside a recommendation to sell an estimated 10 to 20 per cent of the value of the diocese’s property portfolio to achieve financial sustainability. Synod papers state the diocese can no longer afford to fund its redress obligations through its cash reserves.
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Bendigo Advertiser
The Newcastle Herald is a historic newspaper established in 1858, serving the Hunter region of New South Wales. As a key player in local journalism for over 160 years, it offers comprehensive coverage of news, sports, entertainment, and lifestyle, with a strong focus on community reporting. The newspaper is owned by Australian Community Media and is part of the largest independent regional media network in Australia. The Newcastle Herald provides daily news through its website, app, and print editions, ensuring updates are available 24/7. It publishes both print and digital editions, featuring specialized coverage of local politics, business, property, and cultural developments, including the region's shift towards green energy. The newspaper has received recognition for its journalism, winning 11 Walkley Awards and multiple accolades in the Asia Pacific region. Its audience includes local communities, businesses, and those interested in cultural events and lifestyle activities in the Hunter region.
Newcastle West, New South Wales, Australia
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Founded: 1876