on Nile at Woolloongabba. The city is back in the limelight for acts of violence and terror probably related to Muslim extremism, this after years of relative calm following a peace accord signed in 2001 by radical Muslim groups and Protestant Christian movements. In the past few days, the port city of Posos in central Sulawesi has been the scene of attacks against Christian-owned buildings. Two missing policemen, who were investigating one recent attack, were found yesterday, stabbed to death, their bodies hurriedly buried. Prime Minister Julia Gillard's fiery speech about sexism and misogyny has even forced the word watchers to take note. Macquarie Dictionary has announced it is broadening the definition of the word "misogyny". As it stands, the reference book says misogyny is a hatred of women, the kind that's pathological. On the same day the Macquarie Dictionary changed its definition of misogyny, and a report claimed Australian women are the most economically empowered in the world, the Women's Electoral Lobby celebrated its 40th anniversary in NSW. The Vatican has distanced itself from a row over Muslims in Europe triggered by the showing at a synod of a video that claims "Europe as we know it will cease to exist". Cardinal Peter Turkson, the president of the Vatican's council for justice and peace -- and seen as a possible future pope -- played the video in a discussion period on Saturday during a synod attended by 262 bishops from across the world. Leave a Reply About Us The