By: Brian Harris
I don’t know what you think of the new fad of bringing old authors to life. It’s pretty widespread, and you can now read new Poirot or Miss Marple mysteries written not by Agatha Christie but by her fans, or dive into a new Ian Fleming novel (Anthony Horowitz of Foyle’s War fame is taking this on) or read a fresh take on Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes.
By: Russ Matthews
The cinematic landscape of 2025 has been a testament to Hollywood’s resilience. Following the aftermath of last year’s strikes, studios faced a noticeable hobbling in producing content, leading to some challenging seasons.
By: Brian Harris
I’ve always been intrigued by Jesus’ instruction, “Let your ‘Yes’ be ‘Yes,’ and your ‘No,’ ‘No’; anything beyond this comes from the evil one” (Matt 5:37).
By: Brian Harris
He had expressed his Christian faith simply: “I am trying to follow the words, the works and the way of Jesus.”
By: Telana Sladen
Pastor Phil Ayres lists the important aspects we should consider when we are looking for a partner later in life.
By: Mark McCrindle
The current environment marked by persistent cost-of-living pressures, heightened geopolitical volatility, and increasing social polarisation isn’t just a temporary market condition, it’s a psychological stress test on consumers.
By: Laura Bennett
The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare shared two in five Australians have felt lonely at least some of the time in the past week…
By: Bec Harris
Susan Woodworth from Walk and Talk Psychology discusses Child Psychology and what certain unresolved emotions look like in adulthood.