Physicist Tom McLeish thinks the book of Job has a lot to say to scientists.
Physicist Tom McLeish thinks the book of Job has a lot to say to scientists.
How did the families of the Anzacs go about remembering them? And how do we do the same thing today?
The immediacy of war can make people more open to realities they usually ignore in peacetime.
Professor Sarah Williams on the importance of language and history when it comes to gender.
We look back on the span of World War I through the prism of one man’s life – and death.
Tremper Longman says the Old Testament remains fresh and exciting to him – even after 40 years studying it.
Sociologist Tom Aechtner on why complexity is better than conflict, and how we change our minds.
The Corbetts arrived in Everton ready to fight losing battles – but they’re winning some too.
YA novelist Claire Zorn on surviving high school, why she didn’t expect to be a writer, and mental illness.
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