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Five Years In The Making: Young & Free’s Alexander Pappas Releases Solo EP ‘Idaho’

By: Laura BennettIt’s fair to say a lot of people are feeling spent, or at least a bit knocked around, by the tumultuous 18 months we’ve just been in, and all we’re grappling with as a result.Singer-songwriter Alexander Pappas inadvertently captured...

The Self-Help Gospel

By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezHave you tried the self-help gospel? Most people are interested in changing the way they think, and in improving themselves. It’s one of the hardest things to do! Luckily, it’s very easy these days to get information on personal...

6 Surprising Self-Care Strategies that Work

By: Dr Justin CoulsonPicture this scenario: You’re opening up to a friend about the overwhelming challenges you face as you juggle your children and your multitudinous other responsibilities. You outline the weight of the burdens you carry. The kids, the job,...

‘138 Dates’ Later, Rebekah Campbell Says Entrepreneurship Can Help You Find Love

By: Laura BennettOn the road to finding life-long love, serendipity and romance are often prized over intention and diligent pursuit.But, what if waiting for a movie like meet-cute isn’t enough, and you need to do some grunt work?When Rebekah Campbell decided to...

Mental Health Month Movie Challenge

By: Ally BarnesAs many have travelled through lockdown, the realities of mental health have come to the forefront of our lives.For Mental Health Month, Reel Dialogue’s Russ Matthews has created a list of films that help us understand some of the challenges...

How Not To Fight Cancel Culture

By: Akos BaloghPeter Boghossian was a professor of philosophy at Portland State University, where he taught for ten years.He loved his job.He loved teaching critical thinking to students. And he was committed to questioning everything, including the ‘Social...

You Are Made For and Needed in This Moment, Says Author Max Lucado

By: Laura BennettIn the overwhelm of our current culture landscape, as debates around religion, race, gender, virtue and so much more demand our focus, it can be hard to hear just how God would like you to respond to everything.We know He wants us to “love our...

Where Will Aussies Be Travelling When Borders Reopen?

By: McCrindleThe desire to travel runs deep within the Australian psyche. Australia, known as the ‘land down under’, is an island continent far away from other nations. Yet digital technology has made international destinations more desirable than ever...

Cashing In: What Blockchain Will Mean For Our Dollars and Cents

By: Michael McQueenBlockchain has steadily grown in popularity over the last couple of years. Bitcoin’s value soared over 70% in 2020 and is projected to reach a price of US$66,000 by the end of this year. With low transaction fees, limited institutional...

The Changing Role of Fathers

By: McCrindleThose tasked with the important job of parenting Generation Alpha are likely to be those of Generations X and Y. While most Baby Boomers were shaped in households where fewer mums worked outside the home, today the majority of parents are two-income...

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Is Your Phone Battery Dying by Lunchtime? Here’s Some Tips to Fix That

By: Sam RobinsonTech expert Geoff Quattromani from the Technology Uncorked podcast offers some helpful advice to prolong the battery life of your smartphones and tablets.We use our smartphones and tablets more than ever, and we’re becoming used to them...

The Story of Australia’s First Saint, Mary MacKillop, Children and The Poor

By: Annie HamiltonThe tiny face of the boy in the rowing boat was screwed up in timidity and fear. Every time Mary Mackillop went to the orphanage at Kincumber, three boys were sent to Woy Woy to bring her the five kilometres across Brisbane Waters. Two were assigned...

Finding Peace in an Upside Down World

By: Lorrene McClymontI haven’t been sure about what to write about this week. I am feeling weary. My social media is filled with angry opinions about the current status of the world, everywhere I go I am bombarded by information and it seems there is not a lot...

Australia’s Future Demographic Identity

By: McCrindleAustralia’s most recent census was a timely reminder that every stat tells a story. Data has the power to show us where we have come from and gives us a glimpse into the future of what could be.From some of the earliest days of record-keeping, we...

Susie Youssef on Why TV Show ‘Making It Australia’ Will Inspire Creativity

By: Sam RobinsonCreativity and a sense of craftiness is key in the new feel-good show Making It Australia.Over the last few years, many of us have taken on new hobbies as lockdowns have forced us indoors. Now, a show celebrating everyday Australians with skills in the...

Empowering Our Kids For Community

By: Robert GarrettEmpowerment is a concept synonymous with our times. We hear a lot about the empowerment of women, teens, and other groups in society. But I’m not entirely sure we all share the same understanding of what empowerment means.As a parent, I want to...

“Whole-Of-Life” Approach Needed to Prevent Violence Against Women, Says Report

By: Amy ChengAddressing sexual harassment and violence against women should take place over one’s lifespan, a new report has found.The report, Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence and Harassment Against Women and Girls: Combining Evidence and Practice...

What Is Your Business’s Silent Pulse? These 5 Questions Will Tell You…

By: Michael McQueenYears ago, I visited an acupuncturist following the recommendation of a friend, interested to see how the experience would differ from the dozens of chiropractors and physiotherapists I had seen.It did not disappoint. Where I would have expected him...

Drive-by Christianity

By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezSome people practice drive-by Christianity. What do I mean by this?My family sometimes like to order at drive-by restaurants. I don’t like it at all. I enjoy the experience of going somewhere, sitting down, and eating the food. But these...

“I’m Grateful I Had a Brain Tumour” Says Comedy Writer Jeannie Gaffigan

By: Laura BennettIn life’s hardest seasons, all of us have to make a choice about finding a way through, and deciding what will help us get to the other side.Jeannie Gaffigan is a NYC-based actress, producer and comedy writer, most notable as executive producer...

Faith

You Are Made For and Needed in This Moment, Says Author Max Lucado

By: Laura BennettIn the overwhelm of our current culture landscape, as debates around religion, race, gender, virtue and so much more demand our focus, it can be hard to hear just how God would like you to respond to everything.We know He wants us to “love our...

Stopping God

By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezFor many people, God doesn’t seem real at all. It’s sometimes also easy for some Christians to feel as if God might be there somewhere, but he’s too busy running the universe to really just stop and care about them.Would you...

Why Languishing Is the New Buzzword

By: Sam ChanThe buzzword for this year is “languishing”Languishing describes how we feel in the covid isolation lockdown: Not flourishing. Not bored. But languishing.But why do we feel this way?I can’t imagine a dog, or a goldfish, or a virus...

4 Big Lies Christians Believe In Our Fracturing Age

By: Akos BaloghOur world is fracturing. It’s fracturing across many issues: from politics to race; from climate change to gender. And as it fractures, it becomes more and more tribal. People self-sort into groups that think the same way and often act the same...

The Story of Australia’s First Saint, Mary MacKillop, Children and The Poor

By: Annie HamiltonThe tiny face of the boy in the rowing boat was screwed up in timidity and fear. Every time Mary Mackillop went to the orphanage at Kincumber, three boys were sent to Woy Woy to bring her the five kilometres across Brisbane Waters. Two were assigned...

Finding Peace in an Upside Down World

By: Lorrene McClymontI haven’t been sure about what to write about this week. I am feeling weary. My social media is filled with angry opinions about the current status of the world, everywhere I go I am bombarded by information and it seems there is not a lot...

Drive-by Christianity

By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezSome people practice drive-by Christianity. What do I mean by this?My family sometimes like to order at drive-by restaurants. I don’t like it at all. I enjoy the experience of going somewhere, sitting down, and eating the food. But these...

Where’s Your Mountain?

By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezWhere’s your mountain? There wasn’t a mountain I ever saw that I didn’t want to climb (although the practicalities of that desire are another thing!) There is the rewarding effort of getting to the top, and then the magnificent...

Called, Communed, Commissioned: The Life-Pattern of Every Follower of Jesus

By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezThere were three distinct phases in Jesus’ dealings with his disciples. First he called them, then he communed with them, and then he commissioned them.Near to the beginning of the gospel story, we find Jesus calling his disciples with the...

What God Thinks About You

By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezThey say that you can know when someone is talking about you because your ears are “burning”? I wonder what happens when God thinks about you? Could God be thinking about you right now?In fact, have you stopped to think about what...

Entertainment

The Fight for Our Attention is Real Says Colony House Frontman Caleb Chapman

By: Laura BennettIntentionality and creativity may not be two things that seem to go together: if you want to display wild wonderment through song or picture, does giving it an aim inhibit that?Caleb Chapman, frontman of American indie rock band Colony House...

The Prince Isn’t the Goal in Amazon’s ‘Cinderella’

By: Laura BennettAs a generation raised on Disney can attest, the story of Cinderella certainly isn’t new, but Amazon’s 2021 version takes a fresh approach by dulling down the emphasis on love and romance, and fixating on finding your voice and following...

Susie Youssef on Why TV Show ‘Making It Australia’ Will Inspire Creativity

By: Sam RobinsonCreativity and a sense of craftiness is key in the new feel-good show Making It Australia.Over the last few years, many of us have taken on new hobbies as lockdowns have forced us indoors. Now, a show celebrating everyday Australians with skills in the...

Michael Keaton’s 9/11 ‘Worth’ Asks Can We Actually Valuate a Life? [Movie Review]

By: Laura BennettTwenty years on from the September 11 attacks in New York City, the trauma of that day still remains with many. The loss of loved ones is still felt, and the lingering impacts on international travel, security, cultural relations and global powers...

Is ‘Love’ Given a Bad Name in ‘The Last Letter From Your Lover’?

By: Laura BennettThe moment we see a movie about love and romance, fans of the genre are hooked. We want to see how the “meant-to-be” couple overcomes the odds to end up together – or how their hearts break when circumstance pulls them...

Autism Celebrated, Those Struggling with Alcohol and Addiction Embraced in ‘The Chosen’

By: Laura BennettWhile a lot of Christian movies and series seek to be aspirational or inspiring, it’s rare to find one that’s been as truly ground-breaking as The Chosen – the first multi-series dramatisation of Jesus’ life and that of his...

Australia’s Arts and Entertainment Industry Needs a Lifeline Says Comedian James Bustar

By: Laura BennettThe arts and entertainment industry has been one of the hardest hit during this pandemic, with extended lockdowns continuing to destabilise an already “gig-based” environment.In early August, industry publication The Music...

Jimmy Rees on Entertaining A Nation Through Lockdown

By: Sam RobinsonAustralian entertainer Jimmy Rees is pouring out content – from viral social media posts, to his first picture book for kids.After spending more than 10 years entertaining kids as Jimmy Giggle on ABC’s Giggle & Hoot, actor Jimmy...

Switchfoot’s Tim Foreman Says Opposition is an Opportunity to Grow

By: Laura BennettSwitchfoot’s new album Interrobang was produced by a staunch atheist. That may seem like a pretty mundane fact to point out, given people of different faith backgrounds work together all the time, but in this case it meant the band’s album...

‘Hercules’ Actor Kevin Sorbo Joins Professor John Lennox on Faith Exploration

By: Laura BennettJohn Lennox is rare amongst his fellow career mathematicians. As a devoted Christian, he has debated on multiple stages with some of the greatest minds in atheism and science – Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, Peter Atkins – about...

Lifestyle

Finding Hope: A Young Man Improving Lives Through Science Textbooks

By: Georgia FreeCorey Tutt lives and breathes his passion for science. A proud Indigenous man, 29-year-old Corey has worked among animals since he was 16 – as a zookeeper, alpaca shearer and an animal technician. He’s also the founder of Deadly Science...

Mental Health Month Movie Challenge

By: Ally BarnesAs many have travelled through lockdown, the realities of mental health have come to the forefront of our lives.For Mental Health Month, Reel Dialogue’s Russ Matthews has created a list of films that help us understand some of the challenges...

How Not To Fight Cancel Culture

By: Akos BaloghPeter Boghossian was a professor of philosophy at Portland State University, where he taught for ten years.He loved his job.He loved teaching critical thinking to students. And he was committed to questioning everything, including the ‘Social...

Where Will Aussies Be Travelling When Borders Reopen?

By: McCrindleThe desire to travel runs deep within the Australian psyche. Australia, known as the ‘land down under’, is an island continent far away from other nations. Yet digital technology has made international destinations more desirable than ever...

Cashing In: What Blockchain Will Mean For Our Dollars and Cents

By: Michael McQueenBlockchain has steadily grown in popularity over the last couple of years. Bitcoin’s value soared over 70% in 2020 and is projected to reach a price of US$66,000 by the end of this year. With low transaction fees, limited institutional...

Can Racism Be Stopped in the Schoolyard? A New Doco is About to Find Out

By: Sam RobinsonAustralia is a diverse country, but how accepting are we of each other? A new ABC documentary series is observing a pilot program designed to change the conversation about race in a south-western Sydney primary school.The School That Tried to End...

Cauliflower and Parsnip Mash

By: Susan JoyServe my Cauliflower and Parsnip Mash as an alternative to mashed white potato. This creamy and fluffy, low carb mash is delicious served with a roast, stews, meatballs or use to top Shepherd’s Pie or any dish where mash is needed. By adding...

Feeling Overwhelmed? 5 Ways to Beat the Transition Blues

By: Jenny BaxterSometimes, it helps to remember that no one, young or old, likes change. You are not alone if you feel overwhelmed. The thing is, you CAN beat the transition blues, and its demoralising effect on you.This story begins when I was just 7 years old. I was...

Food Trends By Generation

By: McCrindleFood is a key component of a healthy lifestyle and, positively, 80% of Australians say they prioritise making healthy food choices.The key reasons Australians stop making healthy food choices, however, are the time it takes to prepare it (35%), that fresh...

The Nurse Who Found Hope By Living on a Surgery Ship

By: Georgia FreeI’m sure most of us have been subjected to some form of surgical procedure at least once in our lives. Wisdom teeth removal, a broken bone, getting an appendix out. Although these surgeries can be a little daunting, they are generally...

Parenting

The Changing Role of Fathers

By: McCrindleThose tasked with the important job of parenting Generation Alpha are likely to be those of Generations X and Y. While most Baby Boomers were shaped in households where fewer mums worked outside the home, today the majority of parents are two-income...

Empowering Our Kids For Community

By: Robert GarrettEmpowerment is a concept synonymous with our times. We hear a lot about the empowerment of women, teens, and other groups in society. But I’m not entirely sure we all share the same understanding of what empowerment means.As a parent, I want to...

Child Protection Week: Teach Consent Early, Warn Child Psychologists

By: Michael CrooksDisturbing new research has revealed that most pre-school children are left vulnerable to sexual abuse because they have not been taught about consent.The research, commissioned by Australian charity and support service Act for Kids, found that...

Parenting an ADHD Child

By: Dr Justin CoulsonADHD is one of the most provocative diagnoses that exists in the world of child and adolescent psychology. Tell someone that your child has ADHD and armchair experts will tell you exactly what the issue is: There was no such thing as ADHD when I...

Why I’m not Afraid to Take my Kids Out in Public

By: Jenny BaxterA few years ago, there was a news report about a Christchurch family who visited a local café. By accident they discovered they were labelled as the “family with the terrifying kid”! Read about it here.I’ve learnt a lot about...

How to Build Your Family’s Resilience During the COVID Crisis

By: Laura BennettThe COVID-19 crisis has tested the resilience of families across the world. In Australia, our lockdowns feel never-ending, and we have to ask ourselves, how do we build resilience through this and, if you’ve got kids, teach them to do the...

Most Asked About Parenting Topics: “Queen of Common Sense” Maggie Dent

By: Sam RobinsonAfter answering tricky parenting questions for years on her podcast Parental As Anything, Maggie Dent has released a book featuring the most asked about topics.Well-known as the “queen of common sense”, Maggie Dent has been helping parents...

What’s Your Parenting Style?

By: Dr Justin CoulsonThere’s a phrase I hear a lot. It’s usually some variation on the following: “There’s no one right way to parent.”In the past I’ve politely nodded my head in agreement while experiencing an uncomfortable inner...

A Balanced Approach to Parenting in the 21st Century

By: McCrindleThose tasked with the important job of parenting today’s children are likely to be those of Generations X and Y. They are parenting their children (Gen Z and Gen Alpha) in different ways to how they themselves were parented.The changing context for...

Avoiding Burns in the Home: CPR Kids’ Advice for Winter Safety

By: Sam RobinsonIn winter it’s easy to worry about kids getting cold, but our greatest concern should be keeping kids safe.Colder months mean heaters are turned up, we’re drinking more hot beverages, and we’re leaning on things like hot water bottles...

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