By the time Eddie Elguera was 18, he was already a two time world champion. He was a legend on the world Skate Board circuit in the early 80’s, creating tricks that have now formed the basis of many of today’s body contorting antics! While he still skateboards in the World Masters circuit, Eddie Elguera… Continue reading Eddie Elguera: professional skateboarder and pastor
Four months after Typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines, we catch up with World Vision CEO Tim Costello and aid worker in the Philippines Cecil Laguardia on the ongoing aid efforts to restore and rebuild affected communities.
Norm Hart, president of the Australian Primary Principals Association, says the Australian Curriculum Review is too advanced and overcrowded for primary school students.
Tom Keneally is one of Australia’s greatest storytellers. With over thirty novels under his belt, he’s best known for the Booker Prize winning work, Schindler’s Ark, on which the movie Schindler’s List was based. Thomas Keneally is also passionate about social justice and human rights, which is why he’s an ambassador for the Big Picture… Continue reading Can storytelling change the world?
The state’s 12,000 foster kids say all they really want is a Mum and a Dad. In NSW alone there 18,000 children in out-of-home care. Of these 12,000 have been removed by a court order, which means it’s no longer safe for them to stay at home. Of those 12,000 children, only 78 were adopted in… Continue reading Proposed changes to adoption laws welcome news
Ross Gittins is one of Australia’s most respected and widely read economics journalists. For 40 years, his analysis has been compulsory reading for everyone from high school students to our treasurers. But over the years, he’s also come to realise that there is more to life than economics.
‘Sin kills fellowship’ is the name of the message brought to us by Rev. Tom Harricks. The bible reading for today is 1 John 1:5-10.
Thomas Keneally, author of more than 30 novels, talks about whether books and films can change the world, Prue Goward speaks passionately about protecting our most vulnerable kids, Joanna Hayes reveals her top five most annoying social media habits and a review of the documentary The Armstrong Lie.
John O’Neill, Chairman of the National Adoption Awareness Week Board, speaks with us about the new federal adoption laws making it easier and faster for Australians to adopt children from overseas. He’s an adoptee himself, and has an adopted son from South Korea.
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