Tag Archive for: hope 103.2

Macquarie Dictionary Wants You to Choose the Word that Defines the Past Decade

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By: Amy Cheng

New words, like any kind of fashion, take off in our society for various reasons, a linguist has said. Read more

“We Had to Accept the Unacceptable” – Abdallah Family Mark First Anniversary of Children’s Deaths

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By: Zoe Victoria

A year on from the tragic car crash that killed three of their children, Danny and Leila Abdallah are urging others to embrace forgiveness as they mark the anniversary of the four children’s deaths. Read more

‘Bright Ones’ Teaches Kids a Better Way to Pursue the Creative Arts

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By: Laura Bennett

Our culture has a fascination with fame and success. Read more

Osher Gunsberg’s Heart for Gifting Bikes to Developing Countries and His ‘Bachelor’ Advice

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By: Laura Bennett

Osher Gunsberg has been a familiar face on Australian TV screens for many years now. Most recently as host of The Masked Singer, The Bachelor Australia and – if you can cast your mind back to Guy Sebastian’s “fro” – Australian Idol. Read more

Oldest Stolen Generation Survivor Nominated for Senior Australian of the Year 2021

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By: Amy Cheng

The things that happened to the Stolen Generation are more horrific than one could imagine, according to a survivor of the Stolen Generation. Read more

New ‘Dating Becomes Her’ Podcast Stamps Out Stigma Around Christians Dating Online

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By: Hope 103.2

How is anyone supposed to meet someone during a once-in-100-year pandemic world? Four Sydney friends decided this was actually the perfect excuse to start online dating and shared why they chose to make their experiences public. Read more

Why the Wife of Mao’s Last Dancer Had to Walk Away From Ballet

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By: Laura Bennett

Mao’s Last Dancer tells the story of impoverished village boy Li Cunxin living in Mao Zedong’s China, who grows up to become one of the world’s most celebrated ballerinas. Read more

What You Need to Know About the COVID-19 Vaccines Australia has Secured

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By: Amy Cheng

As Australians eagerly await the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines, there are two vaccines currently in the running. Read more

Rend Collective’s Chris Llewellyn on Worshipping in a Crisis

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By: Laura Bennett

At the beginning of 2020 Rend Collective lead singer Chris Llewellyn was on the road with his band’s first official world tour. They’d played in Australia and NZ, and were in the first week of the US leg, when the pandemic hit—and all the remaining dates were cancelled. Read more

Carve Out Time of Solitude Without Excuse, Says Former Mega-Church Pastor John Mark Comer

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By: Laura Bennett

Can you imagine a life without ‘hurry’? Oftentimes the schedule of our lives is dictated by where we have to be next, what’s coming up at work, and the “go, go, go” of family, fun and social commitments. Read more