Last year, Aussie Mum Toni McCaffery lost her 4 week old daughter, Dana, to whooping cough. Since that time she’s been swept up in a debate about vaccination and has been targetted by anti-vaccination campaigners. The Health Care Complaints Commission has spent a year investigating the Australian Vaccination Network and has issued a formal warning… Continue reading Should You Vaccinate Your Child?
Charles Colson has tasted power. As Special Counsel for US President Richard Nixon between 1969 and 1973, he was known as Nixon’s ‘hatchet man’ – a hard-headed political player adept at getting party politics through. Colson has also experienced public humiliation – being the first person jailed in relation to the Watergate scandal of 1974.… Continue reading Charles Colson: Power, Politics & Prison
JI Packer once said that in our society dying has become the sex of the 19th century – it’s the great unmentionable. According to author Rob Moll, for Christians in most times and places, death has been a routine part of life. But during the last century, we have moved into denial and completely removed… Continue reading The Art of Dying: Learning to Prepare
Sheridan Voysey speaks to some of the great Christian songwriters of our time about how they write songs that speak to the heart. Featuring Kari Jobe, Jason Ingram and Reuben Morgan.
Charles Colson was President Nixon’s right-hand man. Gaoled for his part in the Watergate scandal in 1974, Charles Colson turned to faith in Christ and went on to found Prison Fellowship Ministries, the largest outreach to criminals in the world.
Rob Moll, the author of The Art of Dying argues that we are unprepared for death and that we need to allow more space in our lives for mourning and grief.
Aaron and Dan talk to singer songwriter Charmaine who’s getting rave reviews in the USA.
Archaeology 101 With Egyptologist Karin Sowada and Aaron & Dan – discussing Khirbet Qeiyafa.
There’s a kaleidoscope of different types of people• Encouragers• Carers• Givers• Thinkers and Doers. When they come together, these diverse people can achieve wonderful things. Are you one of those people who’s always hatching a grand new scheme to change the world, but you’re hopeless at doing the paperwork required to make it happen? Or maybe… Continue reading Discover Your Personality GPS
Inception Rating: M Distributor: Warner Bros Release Date: July 22, 2010 Inception has academy award written all over it. Its acting, directing and special effects marry together to produce an achievement only seen every decade or so. It delivers bucket loads of pure, thrilling entertainment but its trump card has to be a truly inventive story. Not since… Continue reading Film & TV Review: Inception
Every winter there are those who spend the night sleeping rough. But this year, numbers of homeless people are on the rise, including families with children. According to the Salvation Army, 20% of those seeking help have never asked for assistance before. Listen Now – Katrina Roe spoke to Rhonda Gregory from the Salvos about… Continue reading Sydney’s Increasing Homelessness
British actor Graham Cole has had to don many a costume in his career. From the priestly robes of Caiaphas in Jesus Christ Superstar, to the sweaty latex suit of a monster known as the Marshman, in Doctor Who. But the costume he’s best known for, is the police uniform he wore on the BBC… Continue reading Graeme Cole Talks About 25 years on The Bill
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