Tributes for Angela Lansbury: 1925-2022
By: Michael Crooks
Beloved actress Angela Lansbury, best known for her role in the TV series Murder, She Wrote, has died in her home in Los Angeles. Read more
Former Prime Minister John Howard on the Queen, Australia and Sport
By: Graeme Burrill
Former Prime Minister John Howard has spoken in an interview about the release of his new book “A Sense of Balance”, discussing Australia’s politics, his time spent with the late Queen Elizabeth II, and his love of sport. Read more
Does Church Matter?
By: Brian Harris
I’ve just finished teaching a week long intensive called “Denominational Distinctives.” Read more
How Gen Z Can Stand Out in Workplaces of the Future
By: Ashley Fell
Over the last two years, the world of work has undergone some massive transformations. Mandating that people work from home started out as a necessary measure to keep people safe. Now, it has become the new expectation of workers. Read more
Don’t Worry Darling [Movie Review]
By: Russ Matthews
Don’t Worry Darling has been all over the news for all the wrong reasons. The movie seems lost within the noise between suspected on-set infighting, Oliva Wilde and Harry Styles’ relationship, and the infamous ‘Spitgate’ scenario. Read more
Seeing the Eternal in the Ephemeral: Can Sport Point us Towards God?
By: Aaron Johnstone
When was the last time you simply sat back, embraced the moment and took it all in? For me it was over the weekend, seeing an annual tradition grow in significance and membership over the AFL Grand Final weekend. Read more
Why Repetition is a Powerful Tool for Marketers, Teachers and Leaders
By: Michael McQueen
If you have ever found yourself believing that humans only use 10 percent of their brain, that vitamin C cures a cold or that eating carrots improves eyesight, you have experienced the persuasive impact of repetition.[1] Read more
5 Things I Wish People Knew About Mental Health
By: Jessica Halim
Mental health is a buzzword these days. Read more
Send a Shoebox Gift of Hope and Love in Time for Christmas!
By: Hope 103.2
Last year, more than 10 million Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes were packed across the world – 10,505,155 children were told they are loved because of this simple gesture. Read more
Between Toxic Positivity and a ‘Deus Remotus’: Getting the Balance Right
By: Brian Harris
Toxic positivity is a new buzz word which rightly laments the irritating habit of attributing something positive to everything that happens, the kind of “if life serves you lemons, make lemonade” mindset which undergirds most bumper stickers and many sermon slogans. Read more