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By: Georgia Free
Trent Greentree is as Aussie as they come. As a fifth-generation farmer from Freemans Reach, he spends his days growing cauliflower and cucumbers for Australian pickle company Three Threes. Continue reading ““It’s Getting Harder with Every Crop We Lose,” An Aussie Farmer on Finding Hope”
By: Sam Chan
The movie “Elvis” starts with Baz Luhrmann’s motto: “A life lived in fear is a life half lived.” Continue reading “Why You Mustn’t Miss the Start of Baz Luhrmann’s ‘Elvis’”
By: McCrindle
The world which educators are preparing students for is changing, but so too is the world these students are being shaped in. Continue reading “Gen Z: The Tik Tok Generation Who Care About Ending Racism & Climate Change”
By: Michael Crooks
Queen Elizabeth II, the beloved British Monarch who for more than seven decades served the people of the United Kingdom, its Realms, and the Commonwealth, has died aged 96. Continue reading “Queen Elizabeth II: 1926–2022”
By: Michael McQueen
What does it take to change a mind? This question has garnered much attention in recent years. Continue reading “5 Ways to Change a Mind… According to Reddit”
By: Laura Bennett
If you’re on the brink of marriage or just trying to prepare yourself for the “one day, someday” of getting engaged, there’s a plethora of books, courses, devotionals and relational aids that promise you the insights you need before making such a commitment. Continue reading “Dustin Nickerson Counters Unhelpful Marriage Advice with Comedy”
By: Kristian Johnson
In his latest Conversations Interview, John Anderson is joined by Professor James Tooley for a fascinating conversation about the role of education in the modern age.
Continue reading “Unpacking The Parent-Teacher Tensions in the Education System”
By: Nick Long
The Bear is a fantastic series that captures the frenetic life of running a small family restaurant in Chicago. Continue reading “‘The Bear’ One of the Best New Things On TV”
By: Tania Harris
In 2019, in a coastal area of northern Peru, archaeologists discovered the largest child burial site ever found. Lying beneath a lonely plot of desert sands were the skeletons of 227 children between the ages of 4 and 14. Continue reading “Our Knowable God – And the Unknowable, Hard-To-Please Gods of Ancient Times”
By: Andrew Laird
Did you see the recent report that Android users are safer drivers than iPhone users? Continue reading “Should We Live the Iphone or Android Way?”