The Record – Winter 2017

The Record is St Vincent de Paul Society’s national quarterly magazine focusing on social justice issues such as homelessness and poverty. Contributors include policy experts, academics and members of the Society.
The Editor of the Winter 2017 issue is Colleen O’Sullivan.
Contents
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- Editor’s note
- From the President, Graham West
- It’s an honour
- We live in the shelter of each other, Dr John Falzon
- Dr John Falzon on The Drum
- Placing our lives in the potter’s hands, Fr Troy Bobbin
- A life devoted to spirituality, youth, social justice and rugby league: Rest in peace, Rupert Hudson
- Coming together, Claire Victory
- Congress 2017 keynote speakers
- Dr Hugh Mackay: the state of the nation starts in your street, Dr Hugh Mackay
- Walking with and walking together: A new take on empowering those who turn to the Society for help, Mario Trinidad
- On the NSW south coast – Wollongong: Denis Walsh
- Far North NSW: Brian Donaghy
- The other side of paradise – Queensland Sunshine Coast: John Forrest
- Caring for the Carers: Michael Liddy
- Recruiting, retaining, motivating: Warwick Fulton
- Building partnerships with Australia’s First Peoples: John Lochowiak
- After the boom: Bob Burns
- The Society in the Northern Territory: Fay Gurr
- Tasmania’s northwest coast: Tony Muir
- South Australia’s Riverland: Cathy Beaton
- Congress 2017, Fr Troy Bobbin
- Long battle for recognition, Phil Glendenning
- Rekindle the flame – reflections from a youth newbie: Kathryn Petterson
- Dare to imagine – youth: Patrick Wallis
- The Society into the future – youth: Laura Beres
- Vincentian puts law and politics on hold to further her faith – youth: Ashley Carvalho
- Our work with asylum seekers and refugees
- The Society in the Pacific, Frank Brassil
- Vinnies stores, Lindsay Dunn
- Lauded pilot delivers 1951 congress attendees a happy landing in Hobart, Mike Moran
- Famvin Homeless Alliance becomes official, author
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