Due to overwhelming demand, the seating plan for tomorrow night’s Concert by Candlelight has been revisited, to fit in extra seating in the nave of the Cathedral, which means all seats will now have a view of the Choir and Consort. We have therefore been able to release another 60 tickets through BOCS outlets and agencies.

The Cathedral welcomes a new member of staff this week, as Amanda Sturrock takes up the exciting role of Education Officer responsible for school programmes.

Full price tickets to Fauré's Requiem and Rutter's Gloria on 14 July are now sold out. However, discounted tickets will be available at the door for seats with restricted viewing - an amazing opportunity to hear these acclaimed choirs perform in the Cathedral's winter concert by candlelight.

In a series of four after-work discussions on Wednesdays in July, the Dean will pose some fundamental questions: How much do we need to believe to be a Christian? Will sinners have to put up with eternal punishment? What stories in the Bible are true? Can we really believe that Jesus rose from the dead?

Award-winning Australian artist Michael Legge-Wilkinson, who will launch the Prison Fellowship Art Exhibition at the Cathedral on 1 July, has described it as "an exhibition not to be missed".

The Dean and Chapter have appointed the Reverend Graeme Napier to the position of Precentor at St George's Cathedral. He will take up the appointment in mid October 2010.

On his recent recital tour of New Zealand, St George's Organist Joseph Nolan enjoyed a standing ovation from his peers and superlative reviews.

The Cathedral's annual art awards and exhibition, St George's Art, will see more schools participating at a higher standard than ever before.

The latest issue of Theology Today - the newsletter of the Institute of Anglican Studies - can now be downloaded here. Printed copies are available at the west end of the Cathedral.

The Cathedral's Choir and Consort are to perform together in a mid-winter concert by candlelight, with solos by five choristers, including William Huxtable, who sang for the nation in the 2009 Christmas broadcast on ABC TV and Radio.