Do saturated fats cause heart disease? Leading Sydney cardiologist Dr Ross Walker says no, and reveals what we should be eating, Blogger Joanna Hayes explains why boring men make the best husbands, and Ben McEachen reviews the George Clooney film, The Monuments Men.
Human rights activist and lawyer, Julian Burnside AO QC, talks about Australia’s international obligations to recognise the rights of asylum seekers, and shares a deeply moving story about why he became a passionate advocate for asylum seekers. Audio – Human rights activist and lawyer, Julian Burnside AO QC talks on asylum seekers https://downloads.hopemedia.com.au/oh/oh_julianburnside_2014-03-20.mp3
Miroslav Volf is the Founding Director for the Yale Centre for Faith and Culture where he lectures in Systematic Theology. He talks about growing up in communist Yugoslavia, being persecuted for his faith, learning forgiveness, and finding a life worth living. Audio – Miroslav Volf talks about his life and learning to forgive http://downloads.hopemedia.com.au/oh/oh_miroslavvolf_2014-03-13.mp3 Volf has… Continue reading Miroslav Volf – A Life Worth Living
Entrepreneur and Daniel Flynn talks about how he turned a simple idea into a successful enterprise. His company, Thankyou Group, sells bottled water, food and hygiene products to fund development projects in developing countries.
Employment and social policy consultant and commentator, Toni Wren, talks about Australia’s changing labour market, the challenges facing job seekers, and how our economy could benefit from greater investment into helping people find jobs.
Senator Eric Abetz is one of Australia’s most recognisable political figures. He talks about his upbringing in a Christian household, the intersection of faith and politics, and current issues relating to his role as the Minister for Employment.
Phillip Barker, Head of Barker College, is calling for broader university admission criteria including character and community service. Rowan Kunz, author of Secrets of HSC Success Revealed, discusses strategies for students to enter their preferred university course.
Boyd Klap grew up in Nazi-occupied Holland at the same time as Anne Frank was writing about her experiences in hiding. He was part of the underground movement at the end of WWII and now serves as the Chairman of the Anne Frank Travelling Exhibition.
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