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By: Susan Joy
Tandoori Chicken is an iconic North Indian dish. It gets its name from the way it is cooked – in a tandoori or clay oven. Tandoori Chicken is a very quick and easy recipe to make. Continue reading “Tandoori Chicken with Indian Green Chutney”
By: Michael McQueen
Think back to your teachers at school. What characterised them? In schools, the approaches to teaching and authority tend to group themselves into four key categories. Continue reading “Which Archetype of Leadership Represents You?”
By: Akos Balogh
Our society is increasingly polarised. Continue reading “4 Ways Political Disagreements Can Damage the Church”
In Australia, two-thirds of parents are both working and raising young children. And many of those families are turning to grandparents to fill the vital role as carers for their kids. Continue reading “What to Do When Parents and Grandparents Disagree”
By: Laura Bennett
When Hillsong youth band Young & Free recorded their new album All of My Best Friends, Australia was in the throes of what’s been dubbed the ‘Black Summer’. Continue reading “The ‘Prophetic’ Lyrics on Young & Free’s Latest Album”
By: Michael McQueen
Whatever the circumstance, one thing we can be sure of is that the future is coming. No matter the success of the standards and systems of the past, disruption is inevitable. Continue reading “The Future is Arriving Ahead of Schedule, Thanks to COVID”
By: Danni Synot
Loss and grief, whether it be death or another form of loss, changes people, how can it not? Continue reading “Patience Through Grief”
By: Clare Bruce
Delta Goodrem has gone public with the real story behind her song Paralyzed – revealing a long and torturous journey of recovery after her tongue was partly disabled due to complications in surgery. Continue reading “Delta Reveals How Paralysis Threatened Her Singing Career”
By: Clare Bruce
The cancellation of Year 12 formals and graduation ceremonies has sparked an outpouring of emotion from parents and students, broken-hearted at the loss of yet another rite-of-passage in their final year of school. Continue reading “Year 12 Traditions Lost to the Pandemic: Students Need New Rites-of-Passage, Says Expert”
By: Sheridan Voysey
If there’s one member of our household taking these uncertain times in his stride, it’s our black-furred, silver-pawed cockapoo, Rupert—whose playfulness is getting him through heatwaves and lockdowns alike. Continue reading “You Need to Play More. Here’s Why”