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Leather-Clad Preacher to Outlaws: John Smith (1942-2019)
By: Sheridan Voysey
John Smith, legendary Australian minister, commentator, activist and founder of the God’s Squad Motorcycle Club has died after a long battle with cancer. Read more
“Isn’t It Romantic” – Pokes Fun at Chick-Flicks
By: Laura Bennett
For those that indulge in romantic comedies, half the appeal is knowing just how far fetched and simplistic the love story will be; so what if the leads meet while tasting cheese at a Farmers Market, or stealing each other’s cab? Read more
Failure Doesn’t Define You – It Refines You
By: Duncan Robinson
I did something big over the weekend. I deleted an old email address, and it was a big deal. Read more
Screen Time, Digital Wellbeing & Priorities
By: Robert Garrett
New technology releases have a habit of introducing a bunch of new, ‘must have’ functions that are solutions to problems we never knew we had. However, Apple’s latest mobile operating system – iOS 12 has an interesting new function called Screen Time. Read more
Tackling the ‘Momo’ Challenge – Advice from a Mum and a Psychologist
By: Clare Bruce
For kids and teens who spend a lot of time on social media and Youtube (and that’s most of them!), every year seems to bring new threats to their safety and wellbeing – from cyber-bullying to dangerous ‘challenge’ fads. Read more
Coles Supermarket Founder Paid for Billy Graham’s Crusade TV Broadcast
By: Annie Hamilton
‘Are you a millionaire, daddy?’ Judith asked her father. It was not long after decimal currency had been introduced into Australia.
‘No,’ he replied. ‘But it will make it a lot easier for me to get there now that the pound is worth two dollars.’ Read more
How To Stop Worrying: 8 Simple Techniques
By: Clare Bruce
Ever catch yourself worrying to much? Fretting about things like relationships, work and health is part of the human condition. But if your worries are causing anxiety, a lack of concentration, muscle tension, and even insomnia, that’s when your worrying is doing more harm than good. Read more