Society & Culture
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Our Times: April 2005
Lee Dunstan
Events, such as the European heatwave of 2003, which killed thousands of people, when found to be the result of industrial pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, would allow lawsuits to be filed against the offenders.
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Jason Smith, Basketball Giant
He prays before he plays, so really, how relevant is God in his life?
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Flats in the Outback
Glenn Townend
As a novice in the bush, Glenn Townend had a lot of things to learn.
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Ancient Antidote for a Modern Malaise
Cathy Ireland
Stress is an acknowledged killer in Western societies. But to that there's a simple, God-given solution, says Cathy Ireland. You just need to be willing to try it.
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Our Times: March 2005
Lee Dunstan
Apparently one kiss burns about three calories, while the saliva produced reduces plaque.
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Vegging Out
Mark Kellner
Global concerns about a continuing trend toward obesity and diabetes are leading many to consider changing the way they eat.
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No Limbs, No Limits
Nick Vujicic
Being born limbless has not stopped Nick Vujicic from going places. Glenis Lyndley caught up with Nick to find his motivation.
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The New Information Order
Perhaps the worst aspect of the new information order is its narrowing of our cultural taste and our diminishing appreciation of what is really worthwhile.
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Perfect One Day, Precarious The Next
Regardless of where they live, "getting by" on these Pacific islands is a struggle.
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Your mobile: miracle or menace
Glenis Lindley
There's no doubt a mobile phone makes for a good friend, but it can also be a hostile enemy-if you let it, reports Glenis Lindley.
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Our Times: January-February 2005
Lee Dunstan
After losing her sight at age 15, a British woman has seen her children and grandchildren for the first time, thanks to her teeth!