Australian Humanist Magazine
The Australian Humanist is the flagship magazine of humanism in Australia.
The magazine focuses on stories of interest to humanists in Australia and covers issues such as sustainability, current campaigns, interviews, reviews and expert commentary.
The Australian Humanist magazine was first published in the 1960s in the first wave of the humanist movement in Australia as a vital source of connection for the humanist community.
Story ideas or submissions can be sent to: aheditor@humanistsaustralia.org
Australian Humanist No. 148
Australian Humanist No. 148 July-September 2024
Humanism & Meaning in Life
Helping Ex-Religious Transition
Humanists Australia Values & the Declaration of Modern Humanism
Dare to Ask Questions
Trans & Intersex People in Indonesia
Comments on Sarah Bakewell’s Humanly Possible
Merchants of Doubt by Naomi Oreskes & Eric Conway: A Book Review
In Memoriam: Meg Wallace
Australian Humanist No. 147
Australian Humanist No. 147 Spring 2022
The Case of the President of the Humanist Association of Nigeria Mubarak Bala - and Australia’s Opportunity to do More
Annah Faulkner’s Final Days
The Rise of No Religion
The Mystical Dimension of Consciousness
You Want a Physicist to Speak at Your Funeral
Australian Humanist No. 146
Australian Humanist No. 146 - Winter 2022
Anzac Day - Chrys Stevenson
The Universe, Meaning and Value - Nigel Sinnott
The Trojan Horse of Development - Tara Winkler
Interview With HA Chair - Rod Hill talks to Sue James
Rewine: A Sustainable Story - Charlie Waters
Humanism in Pop Culture - Geoff Allshorn
Believe It or Not - Ronnie Hoffman
Australian Humanist No. 145
Australian Humanist No. 145 - Autumn 2022
A Humanist should be an aestheticist - Tom Cochrane
Dealing with the Trauma of Leaving Religion Behind - Caroline Winzenried
Empathy, the secret ingredient for social change - Chrys Stevenson
A lifelong humanist - Sue James
The problem with ‘spirituality’ - Zelda Bailey
The Dennis Balson Essay Prize Winning Essay - Rebecca Mann
A Journey in Space-Time - Geoffrey Allshorn
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