Tony Densley has a long established interest in making the heart of the Catholic tradition readily accessible to contemporary Australians.  Currently, Tony lectures in theology and religious Education at the University of South Australia and is parish priest of Thebarton Catholic Parish.  Prior to this Tony worked for more than ten years with the Catholic Education Office in Adelaide. Tony has formal qualifications in theology, religious education, education and counselling.

She broadcasts on ABC radio through network local radio and in 2000 co-wrote/produced for ABC television Selling Dreams: Australians at Cannes, a 30 minute documentary on the Cannes Film Festival, which she has been attending since 1991.

Jan is an associate member of the World Catholic Association for Communication (SIGNIS), and a member of the Australian Catholic Film Office. A Reform Jew, she has sat on ecumenical film juries in Australia since 1993, and represented SIGNIS on the ecumenical jury at the Montreal World Film Festival in 2003.

Jan Grajczonek presently lectures in Religious Education at Australian Catholic University, Brisbane. She has taught in Catholic primary schools for twenty-two years across three dioceses in Queensland and also taught at kindergarten level. Before joining ACU Jan was Religious Education Coordinator for seven years in Brisbane schools. She is currently completing her doctorate in early childhood and religious education. Her particular interests are in the teaching and learning of classroom religion in the early childhood and primary areas.