Professor Wayne Reynolds, a historian from the University of Newcastle shares insights on the question of terrorism.
Professor Wayne Reynolds, a historian from the University of Newcastle shares insights on the question of terrorism.
After three albums and three world tours, The Voice star and swing singer Harrison Craig is launching something completely different—a children’s book.
Euthanasia is not the solution to life ending conditions says Susanne Greenwood the CEO of Catholic Health Australia. We need instead to embrace the many positives of good palliative care. Government support is needed to make it more widely available.
Aminata Conteh–Biger experienced abduction and abuse at the hands of rebel forces in Sierra Leone. She decided the experience would not define her. With God’s help, she chose not to be consumed by hatred. She doesn’t want to be seen as a victim. She has a new life in Australia, has started a charity to improve maternal health in Sierra Leon, and is a UNHCR ambassador.
One of the leading thinkers in the field of Christian education is Dr Beth Green. Originally a history teacher, she completed a doctorate at Oxford University and now runs the world’s most significant long-term study into the effectiveness of Christian schooling – the Cardus Education Study. Stephen caught up with Beth Green at the Christian Schools National Policy Forum to talk about measuring school effectiveness beyond the three ‘Rs.
This week on The Big Picture Lemony Snicket’s tragic tale of the Baudelaire orphans comes to Netflix. A new Australian drama explores the difficult issue of sexual abuse in Don’t Tell and Ben sails the red carpet for his Pirates of the Caribbean 5 review. The director of The Shack Stuart Hazeldine joins the team for Press Record and Ben brings us his Top 5 Wonder Women.
William P. Young’s New York Times bestseller The Shack has hit the big screen. A review by Laura Bennett from Hope 103.2 and The Connect Press.
With more than 20 million copies sold, the novel-turned movie, The Shack, has reached Australian cinemas. We chat to director Stuart Hazeldine.
The week started with Laura & Duncan telling a family that they’re going to Fiji. Laura took the opportunity to palm off a frozen turkey. And our movie guy reviewed The Shack.
Start your day right by spending time with God in his Word along with John North of Ambassadors for Christ.
As the best-selling book The Shack hits cinemas in movie form, we revisit our 2008 interview with William Paul Young on the Open House show.
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