Benjamin Gilmour reflects on 26 years as a paramedic, a poet, and a filmmaker - including in Afghanistan.
Benjamin Gilmour reflects on 26 years as a paramedic, a poet, and a filmmaker - including in Afghanistan.
Scott Stephens, editor of ABC’s Religion & Ethics website, shares his own fascinating backstory.
Dr Jenny Brown explains wellbeing and maturity in the context of your “family system”.
Sociologist John Carroll unpacks the ongoing appeal of the Harry Potter series.
Unwinnable wars, fear, discrimination: we sift the long-term impact of the September 11 attacks.
Andrew McUtchen on the challenge and joy of the most important job he’ll ever have.
In a world obsessed with success, plenty of us feel a compulsive need to achieve.
In light of the unfolding crisis in Afghanistan, Simon Smart questions the cost to Australia’s national conscience when we look away.
Greg Sheridan makes a compelling case for reading the Bible, and discovering a Jesus as intriguing as he is attractive.
Life & Faith marks a milestone, and gets a bit nostalgic.
Simon Smart on why we should stop saying “you can achieve anything you want if you just try hard”.
80 years on, Life & Faith charts the ripple effects of a much-loved book.
