Bruce Baird, the former Liberal MP who has opened doors for Scott Morrison, chats about the new PM, his faith, and his tough stance on refugees.
Too many of us are stressed out and tense all the time—chronic stress makes people sick. Take a look at the Bible and see characters who knew about stress.
It is interesting that Jesus asks us to pray that we are not led into temptation when it seems it was God’s Spirit who led Jesus himself into temptation.
Professor John Warhurst, Emeritus Professor of politics from ANU and regular commentator talks Open House through the change of federal leadership.
For 28 years Abraham Lincoln experienced one failure after another. His business failed, he had a nervous breakdown, and lost nomination for Vice-President of the USA. Yet despite setbacks, in 1860 he went down in history as one of America’s greatest presidents.
In 1909, Sonora Dodd sat in a Mother’s Day church service in Spokane, USA. The seed of an idea was planted in her heart for what we now know as Fathers Day.
This month you can make a difference to the music you hear on Hope 103.2. Have your say on the music you love, and what turns you straight off.
After seeing the effects of Alzheimer’s Disease on her grandmother, Associate Professor Muireann Irish from the University of Sydney developed a passion to explore the links between brain response and music for patients of dementia.
As urban Australians rally to the aid of their drought-stricken rural cousins, some are decrying spending on government foreign aid or focus on the needy outside Australia. Is there a hierarchy of care or a moral responsibility to look after ‘our own first’? Philosopher Xavier Symons helps us evaluate our responsibility to the rest of humanity.
“The history of climate change in this country is, sadly, a battlefield littered with the dead carcasses of leaders who have been brought down by it.” says Grattan Institute Energy Director, Tony Wood, on Open House
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