War and famine in Tigray, trust in religious leaders drops, and damning data on domestic abuse among Anglicans - a podcast by ABC Radio

The people of Ethiopia began voting on Monday in national elections in the midst of a humanitarian crisis in Tigray that the UN warns could lead to the worst famine in a decade. And, why the Australia Talks National Survey found 41 per cent of Australians don't trust their religious leaders. Also, the Anglican Church of Australia recently published damning research into the prevalence of domestic violence among Anglican Australians and that biblical teachings are being used by perpetrators to justify their behaviour.

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