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Australian Edition 315, July 2009
 

‘Still hope’ in darkest hour
Betrayal turned Sean down a path that almost ended in suicide.
Amused to death
By Andrew Trezona
How real are TV images?
Roger Waters, former bassist/singer/songwriter for the British super group Pink Floyd, put the magnifying glass on this question in his album Amused To Death, released in 1992.
His, Hers or Ours?
Family finance by Peter Crawford Crown Financial Ministries
Often marriages bring together opposite personality types together. In these situations it is not easy to see beyond the differences and begin working toward common goals as a team, but in can be done.
Self Control - Part 1
Better Parenting by David and Charissa Scotford
We’ve all seen adults who struggle to use self control on our roads or children who “lose” control in the supermarket. Developing self control helps us respond appropriately to everyday situations.
Night that changed my life
How did Daniela move on after a spiked drink nearly destroyed her life?
Must be more to life
These sisters missed feeling love and compassion, but where could they turn to find it?
Happiness — A universal hope
Tips for life by Alan Bailey
It’s something everybody looks for. I can’t imagine anyone climbing out of bed in the morning saying to themselves, ‘I hope today turns out to be unhappy.’
Nothing to lose - everything to gain
In the Republic of Moldova, a former communist state in Eastern Europe next to Romania and Ukraine, Victoria Lalac began to wonder why they celebrated Christmas.
Dogs are happier than humans!
By John Hutchinson
Recently I was astounded to learn that the reason why so many are not experiencing happiness is because they don’t want to. Can you imagine it? We are unhappy because we don’t want to be happy.
Kidney Disease
Medical Matters by Dr. Jeremy Beckett
Kidney disease (or renal impairment) is something most of us have heard of but know relatively little about. The big danger with kidney disease is that it is almost entirely silent: you usually don’t develop symptoms until more than 90% of your kidney function is already lost.
How reconciliation can set you free
by Margaret Curran
Some years ago, there was a documentary on TV in which a Vietnam war veteran told of his personal victory and liberation through forgiveness.
Pass the salt?
Healthy Living with Miriam Thyer
(BSc. Nutrition, BSc. Health Promotion)

The most common association made between salt and nutrition is a negative one. However, salt in the right amounts is necessary for normal body functions. We all need the right amount of salt to have normal blood, blood pressure and nerve and muscle functions. The key is not having too much!
Tiny insect’s unique eyes inspire advanced camera
Believe it or not By Dr jonathan sarfati
The tiny strepsipteran parasite Xenos peckii is an apparently obscure insect, but it turns out to have amazingly well designed eyes that human engineers have copied.
Stand strong come what may
by Charissa Mitting
Growing up in a remote Aboriginal community was no hindrance for Joanne Gullick.
Could God love someone like me?
Yes, He LOVES you and has a plan for your life
We read in God‘s word: "God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life" (John 3:16)

I HAVE A QUESTION
by Peter Jeffery
Isn’t it true that Christianity is just a crutch for those who cannot face up to reality, like a “pie in the sky when you die”?
Common HDTV misconceptions
By Darryl Budge
We look at three common misconceptions about HDTV
Avoid the top reason for marriage failure
Building Better Marriages By Rob Furlong
It was rather sad to read recently about the collapse of the celebrity marriage of Aussie singer, Peter Andre. Andre and his wife Katie Price were married after falling in love on a reality TV show called “I’m a celebrity…get me out of here!”
Work those mild days
Garden Time JUNE AND JULY can be fairly bleak months for gardening. So much so, that you are tempted to put off some of your gardening tasks until finer weather comes. However, it is good if you can make the most of those milder days to do some of those jobs which make things easier when spring arrives.
Playing with purpose
Sport Despite many setbacks, PJ Marsh somehow keeps finding the determination to get back in to the top level.
 
Pearly Gates by Ian Jones
 

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