Euthanasia and abortion laws are under active consideration in several Australian States. These issues raise profound questions about the value we place on human life, focussing in particular on a perspective not often heard in the debate – that of people with a disability. This conversation that also raises important questions about the way churches relate to people with a disability.
A third of Australian kids say their dads work too much. A new study has found that we are facing a serious crunch over the issue of men working too hard. The lead researcher, Professor Lyndall Strazdins from the ANU Research School of Population Health, outlined the findings on Open House.
Eminent Egyptologist, Dr Karin Sowada, says the exploration of Ancient Egypt is really just beginning. She is very excited at a trove of new finds and says a lot of what archaeologists find lends weight to many Biblical stories.
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We can’t avoid loss even if it is not as sudden and stark as Job’s losses. What we can do is what Job eventually did: come to trust that God knows what he is doing even if we don’t. And such a conclusion is reached only through seasons of serious doubt and anguish.
This week on The Big Picture King Arthur returns to screen but is it legendary? Why the Alien franchise is more than just shock and gore and The Shack, 2017’s most talked about Christian movie. Dave Brown joins the team to talk Twin Peaks and Mark brings us his Top 5 films That Made Me Lose Sleep.
When Joanne answered the phone to Hope 103.2’s Laura and Duncan, she was waiting in line at the chemist, and she sounded… well, suspicious. After all, the call was from an unknown number, and that bubbly blonde radio voice was unusually cheerful…
New research has shown this week that nearly two-thirds of Australian kids will outgrow their food allergies by their fourth birthday. This is great news, but the same research also revealed that the majority of Australian adults are unable to recognise signs and symptoms of a severe allergic reactions to food.
Professor Katie Allen, from the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute joined Laura & Duncan on Hope Breakfast to explain how to determine the difference between allergies and intolerance’s.
Laura and Duncan started the week by telling a family that they’re going to Fiji. They also launched their brand new competition: The Really Really Difficult Quiz. We think the breakfast hours are finally taking a toll…
Start your day right by spending time with God in his Word along with John North of Ambassadors for Christ.
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