Wednesday 11 Jul 2018 · News · Open House Interviews
Like the culture wars, the war over school funding has often seen clashes of ideology and politics. Thankfully those days are, for the most part, behind us. How will mooted changes to one of the elements of school funding be received?
Wednesday 27 Jun 2018 · Faith · Open House Interviews
Chris Cippoloni didn't set out to be 'that guy who wrote a book about depression and Christianity'. It began as a few scribbled thoughts as this pastor and teacher tried to make biblical sense of the condition that had led him to hospital.
Wednesday 20 Jun 2018 · Life · Open House Interviews
A revival of personal faith in Jesus led to a movement known as evangelical Christianity. These were social reformers who successfully saw slavery abolished and pushed for a humanitarian approach to the white settlement of Australia. This is their story.
Wednesday 20 Jun 2018 · Guests and Artists · Open House Interviews
W. Paul Young, NY Times Best Selling Author of the Shack, was in denial. Sexually abused as a child, he says he learned to "hide everything". It nearly ruined his marriage. How did this self-confessed Prodigal find forgiveness and repair his marriage and life?
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Monday 18 Jun 2018 · News · Open House Interviews
New research suggests carbon dated archaeology may need to be re-calibrated. The finding may help solve a puzzle, pointing to evidence which corroborates Biblical accounts of the United Monarchy of David and Solomon.
Saturday 16 Jun 2018 · Christian Living · Open House Interviews
Married for 50 years, Mike and Bev had shared everything. Raising a family. Their call to ministry in rural and city congregations. Mike's diagnosis of Parkinson's disease in 2000 and Bev's of Motor Neurone Disease three years later. Knowing what lay ahead they were determined to continue sharing every aspect of their remaining time together with full honesty.
Friday 8 Jun 2018 · News · Open House Interviews
Is life a commodity we can simply dispose of? There were many who celebrated when 104 year old academic chose to end his life in a Swiss euthanasia clinic. Should we be celebrating a death from euthanasia?
Wednesday 2 May 2018 · Culture · Open House Interviews
Can the finance industry serve a human rights purpose? As the Banking Royal Commission heads to a conclusion Open House asks how can trust be restored?
Tuesday 24 Apr 2018 · Christian Living · Open House Interviews
The digital revolution is changing the nature of ‘personhood’ and society’s view of human worth. The next revolution, biological technology, will do so even more. We ask Andy Crouch what history tells us. Does Christianity have anything to say? How can we contribute to human flourishing?
Monday 23 Apr 2018 · News · Open House Interviews
When the North and South Korean leaders sit down for historic talks this week will they take the first tangible steps towards an end to the decades old Korean War, or will it escalate tensions? Either is possible among a multitude of potential outcomes. And what about Syria?
Thursday 22 Mar 2018 · Social Justice · Open House Interviews
The UN goal is for universal access to clean water and sanitation. But the latest report shows that for 844,000 people globally that's just a dream.
Tuesday 20 Mar 2018 · Faith · Open House Interviews
There is plenty of evidence Stephen Hawking was an important, even great scientist, but does his expertise in that area mean he also knew everything about God?
