Australian Bishops are leaders within the Catholic Church in Australia, responsible for overseeing the spiritual and administrative needs of their dioceses. They play a crucial role in guiding the local church community, providing pastoral care, and promoting the teachings of the Catholic faith. The Australian Catholic Bishops Conference (ACBC) is the national body that represents these bishops. It facilitates collaboration on various issues, including social justice, education, and health care. The bishops also engage with the broader Australian society, addressing contemporary challenges and advocating for the values of the Catholic Church.