The Guardians of the Galaxy is for anyone who loved the first one, as this VERY similar in style and comedy. It also has some coarse language though, so beware taking those with tender ears.
The Guardians of the Galaxy is for anyone who loved the first one, as this VERY similar in style and comedy. It also has some coarse language though, so beware taking those with tender ears.
This week on The Big Picture – Is Atlanta TV’s most strangely challenging show? We take a closer look at The Case for Christ – the movie and the bullet riddled action-comedy Free Fire. Kel Richards joins the team for Press Record and Ben owns up to the Top 5 films he hasn’t seen!
Professor Fethi Mansouri is concerned the changes to citizenship rules, including the introduction of an ‘Australian values test’, will incite unnecessary public alarm. He argues the best way to improve things is to have a federal Act to recognise multiculturalism, the solution which has worked well overseas and on a state level in Australia.
Workplace bullying comes in many forms and has a devastating effect on victims. We talk to Bruce Burgess from PeaceWise, an Australian organisation dedicated to helping workplaces move from conflict to a peaceful culture based on gospel principles.
Fred Watson is perhaps Australia’s best-loved science communicator. Professor Watson was the obvious choice to explain how the Cassini space probe will wrap up a twenty-year exploration mission with a spectacular series of dives between the rings of Saturn. An astrophysicist, Fred has a fantastic ability to infect others with his enthusiasm for the Universe. He also shared with Open House his own journey through faith.
Bronnie Ware is a nurse, author, speaker and blogger and her second book ‘Bloom’ is an inspiring memoir, reminding us that whether life’s lessons arrive through illness, trauma, or any other unexpected upheaval, life really does love us.
One hundred days in, the only predictable thing about President Trump is that he is unpredictable, however, Professor Michael Ondaatje from Australian Catholic University (ACU) says Trump realises stream of conciseness politicking by social media is a poor substitute for the hard work of policy. Professor Ondaatje believes Australia can work with both China and the US in response to North Korea.
With more Australian women having babies later in life, the number of ‘older mums’ is growing, and that’s not a bad thing for kids, according to research.
This week the Brekky Team began a juice fast. Duncan regretted it immediately. They also chatted with Baptist World Aid about the Ethical Fashion Report that has just been released.
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