Most of us, if not all, have had that moment where our jaw drops as we hear about a ‘shoulda-known-better’ decision a friend has made. It can be an absolute shock (even worse when you realise it was you who made the poor choice), and we find ourselves wondering how it ever happened. Deborah Smith Pegues… Continue reading Why Do Smart People Make Dumb Decisions?
Scripture teachers and schools across NSW are waiting on Education Minister Verity Firth to announce whether an Ethics Course will be offered in public schools next year. Stephen O’Doherty of Christian Schools Australia explores the issue.
A unique project in inner-city Sydney, Hope Street Art Space, is providing a creative and healing space for people who are homeless, mentally ill, or struggling with life.
Inspiring chat and poetry reading with the funny, poignant, insightful and often downright naughty Adrian Plass.
Why do smart people make ‘shoulda-known-better’ decisions? Deborah Smith Pegues explores the emotions behind our dumb choices, and gives tips for making better ones.
When is the right time to teach your child to swim? Dave Du Bois from Carlile Swimming talks about the importance of a layered approach to water safety.
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Imagine living 39 years without your biological father and then finding out he lives just two suburbs away… This is exactly what happened to media producer Hugh Clark. Listen Now – Sheridan finds out more about Hughs’ interesting tale. http://downloads.hopemedia.com.au/oh/oh_hughclarkfindingmyfather2010-10-31.mp3
The Social Network Rating: M Distributor: Sony Release Date: October 28, 2010 WARNING: Contains Spoilers The irony at the heart of Facebook is that apparently the world’s largest social network was created by a young man so socially awkward he was incapable of holding on to a single friendship. It’s a contradiction The Social Network conveys well, while… Continue reading Movie Review – The Social Network
Most of us have the odd fast-food item now and then, but what’s that occasional splurge really doing to us? Clare Hughes from CHOICE magazine says Australians are eating too much salt in processed foods. Listen Now – Kartina Roe talks with Clare Hughes to find out more. http://downloads.hopemedia.com.au/kr/kr_clarehugheschoice20101006.mp3
Hear Hugh Clark’s moving story of how he great up without a biological father, then at the age of 39, found him living just two suburbs away.
When parents divorce, children of all ages may find themselves asking deep questions about their very existence. Author Andrew Root offers insight, hope, and advice on how to help those suffering.
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