Rev. Bill Crews speaks to Executive Director Paul Nicolaou from Business Sydney about housing strategies that will have a long term impact in communities for the homeless. After completing the Vinnies CEO Sleepout fundraiser, Nicolaou has put together a 5 point plan which includes using undercover car parks to house the homeless.  

Rev. Bill Crews speaks to Executive Director Paul Nicolaou from Business Sydney about housing strategies that will have a long term impact in communities for the homeless. After completing the Vinnies CEO Sleepout fundraiser, Nicolaou has put together a 5 point plan which includes using undercover car parks to house the homeless.

Sunday Night Crews is a melting-pot of spiritual, topical, and personal discussions.

Each week, the Radio Reverend, Bill Crews, shares his unique insights into the issues confronting the people of Sydney. He interviews fascinating and insightful guests, invites listeners to ring in and share their opinions, and plays some hand-picked musical favourites!

Sunday Nights with Rev. Bill Crews: Highlights

Sunday Nights with Rev. Bill Crews

Sunday Nights with Rev. Bill Crews - Highlights

Sunday Nights with Bill Crews

Housing the homeless

Sunday Night Bill Crews May 24 2026

Sunday Night Bill Crews May 24 2026

Bill seaks with Pip Rae is a domestic violence survivor, former police officer, and vocal advocate against technology-facilitated abuse. She highlights the "catch-22" that victim-survivors face when dealing with covert digital stalking.

Bill seaks with Pip Rae is a domestic violence survivor, former police officer, and vocal advocate against technology-facilitated abuse. She highlights the "catch-22" that victim-survivors face when dealing with covert digital stalking.

Domestic Violence Catch 22 

Bill Crews speaks with autho Oliver Christen about his memoir "As She Chose". As She Chose, is a deeply moving and personal account of navigating the complexities of end-of-life choices. The book chronicles his journey supporting his mother through her conscious decision to end her life. Christen explores the emotional, legal, and ethical dimensions of voluntary assisted dying, framing his mother’s passing not just as a death, but as an extension of a life well-lived.

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