A few weeks back, we caught up with future trends expert Richard Watson, about what fascinating new developments we might see in 2010. Well we have so much fun every time we talk to Richard – that we decided to make him part of the furniture. We’re starting a new segment called Future Files, named… Continue reading Future Files #1: Society and Culture
India is a nation known for its incredible religious diversity. Four major world religions began there – Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddism and Jainism. While the nation also has one of the biggest Muslim populations in the world, when it comes to Christianity, there are states where nearly the whole population are believers and yet other states… Continue reading Global Christianity #5: India
The Good Wife CHANNEL: Network TEN TIME-SLOT: Sundays, 8.30 pm RATING: M Australians are taking a shine to a new American television series that suggests the ideal wife is one who knows how to keep her distance from her husband’s mistakes. The Good Wife, produced by Ridley Scott’s Scott Free Productions centres on the trials – literally… Continue reading The Big Picture – The Good Wife Review
A.J Jacobs is a writer who likes to take his research to the extreme. In his book The Know It All, he set out to become the world’s smartest person by reading the encyclopaedia from A to Z. Then in The Year of Living Biblically, he attempted to follow the Bible as literally as possible… Continue reading The Year of Living Biblically
You might have heard in the news this week about the South Australian decision to effectively ban the teaching of Creationism in Science Classrooms. A Seventh Day Adventist school found out when it came time to register their school, that the rules had quietly been changed by the Non-Government Schools Registration Board back in December.… Continue reading Creation Bans in Science Classrooms
Australia’s Christian schools are under pressure to stop talking about Biblical creation in science classes. Bob Johnston of the Australian Association of Christian Schools explains.
Back from a devastating crash at the Winter Olympics, bobsledder Jeremy Rolleston shares how his faith is helping him deal with the disappointment.
AJ Jacobs is a writer who immerses himself in new experiences before he writes about them. He talks about the year he tried to live by every commandment in the Bible, and about his new book The Guinea Pig Diaries.
Prison ships, digital celebrities and robots overtaking humans: Richard Watson begins our new Future Files segment with a glimpse into the future of Society and Culture.
Aaron and Dan speak to the lead singer of Superchick Tricia.
Father Dave is the minister at the Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Dulwich Hill, and runs a fight club.
Katrina shares her experiences of being a young mum each week with Aaron and Dan.
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