Media Releases

Affordable housing development underway in Cygnet

Wednesday 16 August 2023 The Anglican Parish of Channel & Cygnet and Centacare Evolve Housing have begun work on a new affordable housing development on land behind St Mark’s Anglican…

Service of Thanksgiving for Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

Service of Thanksgiving for Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II A Service of Thanksgiving for the Life of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II will be held at St David’s…

Dark Mofo: Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Gavin Bryars’ composition, Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet. The composition is based on a loop of an audio recording of a homeless…

Dedicated Chaplaincy channel launched at Launceston General Hospital

The Chaplaincy team at Launceston General Hospital have launched the LGH Chaplaincy Channel – a dedicated channel aired 24 hours a day on televisions in patient rooms. The project, spearheaded…

Midlands Anglican Church and Centacare Evolve Housing partner on affordable housing

In a bid to address the current housing shortage in Campbell Town, the Midlands Anglican Parish and Centacare Evolve Housing are proposing to build a new development on the land…

Anglican Church of Tasmania adopts plan to meet increased estimate of Redress liability

The Anglican Church of Tasmania has adopted a plan to raise the additional $15 million needed to meet the increased estimate of its financial commitments under the National Redress Scheme…

Construction begins on new housing development in Deloraine

Construction has started this week on the eight-unit development in East Westbury Place, Deloraine, on land owned by St. Mark’s Anglican Church. The development is the product of significant thought…

Anglican Church of Tasmania pays out $3.65m to survivors of abuse

The Anglican Church of Tasmania has finalised claims amounting to $3.65 million for survivors of sexual abuse. On Saturday 31 October, the Synod of the Anglican Church of Tasmania will…

Anglican Church reassures survivors they will be heard

In light of the effect on survivors of the decision of the High Court of Australia to acquit Cardinal Pell, the Anglican Bishop of Tasmania, Dr Richard Condie, wants to…