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By: Laura Bennett
Have you ever thought to question what underpins your beliefs on right and wrong and how you align with certain cultural systems? Continue reading “Why Christians Should Be the Best Cultural Critics – Philosopher Christopher Watkin”
By: Laura Bennett
With season four currently in production, The Chosen has continued to gain fans as it dramatises the life of Jesus and his disciples, extending its reach on Netflix and on US broadcast network The CW, thanks to a new distribution deal. Continue reading “‘The Chosen’ Aussie Cast Member George Xanthis Says Playing John is “Meditative””
By: Laura Bennett
Author, journalist and editor Ben McKelvey was 27 when he had stroke. Continue reading “A Stroke at 27, Heart Attack at 29: Almost Dying Saved Author Ben McKelvey”
By: Amy Cheng
The internet is becoming a lifeline for more and more people and is being seen as an essential part of life, however, with the rise in cybercrime, the need to be vigilant is even greater, according to an expert in cybersecurity. Continue reading “Cybercrime is Becoming Biggest Safety Threat, Experts Say”
By: Georgia Free
The Special Olympics is the world’s largest sporting organisation for those with intellectual disabilities. Continue reading “Medals for Every Athlete: Aussie Strikes Gold at Special Olympics World Games”
By: Georgia Free
It’s been a decade since Dami Im burst onto the Australian music scene as the winner of X-Factor. Since then, she has written multiple albums, toured around the world, represented Australia in Eurovision, appeared on MasterChef and written a memoir. Continue reading “New Music from Dami Im Details Rocky Transition into Motherhood”
By: Amy Cheng
Singleness paints a picture of what eternity with God will look like, just like marriage does, according to a theologian specialising in singleness. Continue reading “Being Single has Eternal Value, Says Theologian”
By: Georgia Free
For more than 40 years, Tim Winton AO has shaped the Australian literary landscape with classics such as Cloudstreet, Shallows and Dirt Music. Continue reading “Author Tim Winton Says New Docuseries is an “Act of Prayer to Creation””
By: Mike Crooks
Their country is a war zone, but some children in Ukraine have a reason to smile today. Continue reading ““Made With Love”: Elderly Aussies Send Hope to Ukraine’s Kids”
By: Amy Cheng
Food is the single biggest culprit in the climate change we are seeing today, a food and health expert has said. Continue reading “Improving Food Systems can Help Tackle Climate Change, Says Academic”