Katrina shares her experiences as a mum of a young daughter.
Katrina shares her experiences as a mum of a young daughter.
Louise Brockbank from Unicef talks about the desperate need of Pakistan’s children for health care, food and clean water.
Is there such a thing as the Christian vote in Australia? Author, historian and spokesperson for Christianity, John Dickson, from the Centre for Public Christianity argues that a Christian vote should be a vote for others.
What motivates somebody to risk their own life to save another? Helman Rojas Fort was the recipient of a bravery medal for helping to rescue four people from a house fire in Chippendale in 2009.
This week Carla Gee Schneider reviews 52suburbs.com
You’ve heard of PhDs in science, medicine and education but have you ever heard of a PhD in confectionery? That’s what one Queensland woman is working hard to complete – Toni Risson is a children’s author and former teacher, who has a particular interest in cultural history and contemporary Australian life. Her doctoral thesis looks… Continue reading The History of Australian Lollies
Aaron and Dan chat with local musican Leigh Cunningham.
There’s an entire generation of Australians who missed out on the benefits of breastfeeding during the 1960s and early 1970s. A new study from the Australian National University looks at the health costs of early weaning in Australia. Listen Now – Dr Julie Smith from the ANU talks to Katrina Roe about why women weren’t… Continue reading Parenting: Breast is Best
Salt Rating: M Distributor: Sony Pictures Release Date: August 19, 2010 Evelyn Salt is a female James Bond. In fact, that just about explains how Angelina Jolie came to bring this hard-hitting CIA agent to the big screen. Jolie was joking with Sony Pictures Co-Chairman Amy Pascal a few years ago – as you do in Hollywood, I… Continue reading Movie Review: Salt
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World Rating: M Distributor: NBC Universal Release Date: August 12, 2010 It has been a very long time since I’ve heard a cinema audience so universally amused – or maybe I was just sharing this screening of Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World with 300 lonely male video-game geeks. Scott Pilgrim has next to nothing… Continue reading TV & Film Review: Scott Pilgrim
With that Federal Election drawing near, with lots of spin, promises and political manoeuvring happening each and every day, it’s easy to either 1) get carried away with the hype around one candidate or issue, or 2) get confused. How can we clear the decks and think straight? And what might a biblically-informed approach to… Continue reading Thinking Biblically About Politics
As the election approaches, Ron Sider helps us grasp what biblically-informed politics should really look like. He says it should be pro-life and pro-poor, pro-peace and pro-creation care.
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