By: Susan Joy
These light and crispy almond meal crackers are perfect for using with dips. If you would like a salty, crunchy snack then sprinkle with a few flakes of sea salt to eat on their own.
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Before He Died, Mike Willesee Revealed a Deep Spiritual Search
By: Katrina Roe
Mike Willesee was arguably Australia’s most famous journalist and broadcaster. He spent more than fifty years working as a journalist across newspapers, radio, television and documentaries.
What if my Child is the Bully?
By: Collett Smart
Nothing stirs the heart of a parent more than bullying. I don’t think there is a week that goes by without a story in the media about a child being bullied.
The Platypus is Under Serious Threat, and Scientists are Calling for National Action
By: Clare Bruce
Scientists are calling for immediate national action to save Australia’s beloved platypus from the risk of extinction.
The Polls Say We’re a Generation Looking For Fame. That’s a Problem
By: Sheridan Voysey
I recently asked my seven year-old nephew what he wanted to be when he grew up. With delightful honesty he said, “I want to be famous!” The reason turned out to be his favourite YouTube celebrity. With their thousands of subscribers and millions of views, he one day hoped to be as popular and entertaining as them.
Remembering June Dally-Watkins: Style Queen and Woman of Faith
By: Clare Bruce
Beloved etiquette coach June Dally-Watkins is being remembered by generations of Australians as a woman of grace, faith and Godly values, after her death on Saturday night aged 92.
Asking for God’s Help – Don’t Let the Frogs Pile Up
By: Yvette Cherry
When I was ten years old my family took off travelling around Australia, towing a big old caravan. We often stayed roadside and that was my favourite, but we also stayed in so many caravan parks that I considered myself an expert in the field of Tourist Villages and a town planner of sorts.
Harrison Ford Taps Into His Vulnerable Side, in ‘Call of the Wild’
By: Laura Bennett
Dogs, men and the mountains are a winning combination for adventure stories about rekindling our wild spirit, and the silent power of friendship.
Developing Relationship Intelligence in Teens
By: Collett Smart
One thing that continually strikes me about the young people I work with is that they really do want to become good men and women who have rich, meaningful relationships. They are just sometimes unsure how to go about it. They need our support and guidance.