Pope Benedict XVI is in Australia as part of the World Youth Day meeting, which has raised lot of heat and dust.
The supporters say it would inculcate the much-needed spirituality among the youth. Whereas detractors say it is a waste of money and would cause inconvenience to Sydney residents.
Those opposed to Catholic church's professed stand vis a vis use of condoms and abortion are planning protests.
The Government, eager to avoid trouble during Pontiff's visit, has even passed a law banning protests annoying Catholics.
We bring you a complete coverage of the event:
Australia lauded for apology to Aborigines
Natural resources being squandered: Pope
Grieving father to face Pell at World Youth Day
Did the Pope get cat for company?
Court strikes down law against annoying participants
And the clock struck ... G'Day
What does the pope do on his day off?
Australia trip is a test for Pope's stamina
Giving pilgrims water? That's annoying
Cardinal reopens abuse investigation ahead of Pope's visit
World Youth Day: Doubts raised over economic benefits
Festival will bring gifts from God, say pilgrims
Libertarians criticize law to ban protests during Pope's Australia visit
Protesters mock ban on annoying the faithful
