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Pope Francis sitting and waving, wearing traditional Papua New Guinea feather headdress

100 years ago, Henri Bergson was the most famous philosopher on earth, drawing traffic-stopping crowds to his public lectures and scandalising the French intellectual elite with his popularity among women.

Black and white image of philosopher Henri Bergson sitting at his desk

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the first federal election to be held in Australia after the passage of Senator Herbert Payne’s private member’s bill, which made voting compulsory. In 1922, only 57.

A surf rescue volunteer votes at Clovelly Surf Life Saving Club polling centre

Claire Giangrave from the Religion News Service is in Rome where the city is preparing for the funeral of Pope Francis. There’s a guest list including princes, presidents, and prime ministers.

A rosary is seen on the body of Pope Francis's hands up close

Andrew West hosts a special Radio National Religion and Ethics broadcast. Joining him in the studio are Radio National Religion specialists Geraldine Doogue and Noel Debien.

Pope Francis waves at a crowd, with lights flashing behind him.

So, what is this story so central to a Christian and to music?

The three Marys look into the empty tomb to see an angel there

During the church-led civil rights movement of the 1950s and '60s, many strove for a society that was colour blind. Purging prejudice meant looking beyond race to a common humanity.

Supporting Civil Rights Outside The United States Capitol

Hand reaches through clouds with lightning extending from it

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A cartoon tree containing a chimp, dog, robot and fireman in its branches on a yellow background.