With the canonisation of Mary MacKillop in October, there’s been renewed interest in this determined woman of faith. In the coming weeks you’ll see newspaper articles, documentaries and even a musical telling the story of Mary MacKillop’s life and faith. Joanna Cole plays Mary MacKillop in the new stage show. As a seasoned performer, Joanna… Continue reading MacKillop – The Musical
When pyschologist Nicole Hall had her first baby she had no idea what to do with it. But what started out as journal of her baby’s feeds and nappies soon turned into a memoir. Night or day, while her baby fed, she scribbled out notes about her experiences and what resulted was Diary of a… Continue reading Parenting with Passion: Diary of a First-time Mum
Could you wear the same dress for a year? Our blog reviewer discusses The Uniform Project.
This week Carla reviews Ryan Smartt’s blog, Light on a Hill.
CHOICE says Australians are eating way too much salt in processed foods.
Movie reviewer Adrian Drayton.
Joanna Cole plays Mary MacKillop in a new musical exploring her life of faith, but the actress and singer has been influenced by her in real life as well.
A shocking video on You Tube showed Papuans being tortured by Indonesian security forces. Professor Peter King believes the abuses will only stop if the Indonesian army are completely removed from Indonesian Papua.
A new video has emerged of a Papuan being brutally tortured by Indonesian army troops. Professor Peter King says the Indonesian Army continues to act with impunity in the Papuan provinces, where the indigenous people are mostly Christian.
You don’t have to be a parent to realise that food allergies among children are a growing concern for the community. The traditional wisdom has been to delay the introduction of foods like eggs and nuts to reduce the chance of babies developing food allergies. But new research is throwing that advice into question. Researchers… Continue reading Healthy Living – Egg Allergies
Eat, Pray, Love Rating: M Distributor: Sony Release Date: October 7, 2010 When Eat Pray Love opens next week, it will have a ready-made audience waiting at the ticket box. That’s not just because of the 6.2 million people who have read the book or the even greater number of Julia Roberts fans. Eat Pray Love addresses a… Continue reading Movie Review: Eat Pray Love
As the pressure and preparation for the Commonwealth Games was at its peak, Sheridan Voysey chatted in the studio with middle distance runner Eloise Wellings. Eloise shared on what it has taken her to get to Delhi, and the difference her Christian faith has made. Listen Now – Sheridan Voysesy speaks with Eloise Wellings http://downloads.hopemedia.com.au/oh/oh_eloisewellings2010-10-03.mp3
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