In this age of instant answers and DIY solutions, it’s hard to admit that, when it comes to questions of eternity, we all need help. Keith Trumbo explains.
Learning to praise
Esther Bailey says that offering praise to God may not come as naturally as asking for His help, but it’s just as important.
Does your super fund invest in cigarettes? Suzi Mahonen meets a campaigning cancer doctor who’s raising the alarm and hitting the tobacco industry where it hurts.
Mothers and daughters
One of the most beautiful and unique family bonds is that between mother and daughter. But, warns family life educator Trafford Fischer, it takes work to make this relationship the best it can be.
The greatest mind of the 20th century said he found God in music. Ty Gibson explains.
Death trade
While tobacco multinationals are seeing their customer base shrink in Western countries, they’re wasting no time recruiting new addicts
elsewhere. Kent Kingston reports.
It’s commonly known that wholemeal or wholegrain products are healthier than white, refined versions. But is smooth wholemeal bread just as healthy as cooked barley or steel-cut oats?
Consumerism threatens to destroy us and our world, warns Brendan Pratt. Here’s what we can do about it.
Dealing with the baby blues
Most of us don’t expect the birth of a baby to bring sadness or depression, but it’s more common than many realise—for both mums and dads. Julie Guirgis offers some practical tips.