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  • Euthanasia... by phone?!
    2026/09/02

    Assisted suicide via Telehealth – what could go wrong? When euthanasia was initially debated and adopted in our nation, Australians were assured that "there would be strong guardrails". But those guardrails are being disassembled bit by bit. In this episode, ACL's CEO, Michelle Pearse, discusses the alarming direction of Labor wanting to remove current provisions in the criminal code that ban the use of a phone or online service to counsel on or incite suicide. It's an AI bot world... what could go wrong??!

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    24 分
  • The West Abandoned the Bible - and lost its foundation
    2026/08/25

    "If the West fails to renew its biblical roots, we risk losing the very soul of our civilization" - Dr Vishal Mangalwadi. In our post-Christian, post-truth era, it is increasingly challenging to discern truth from lies. In this episode, Vishal and Wendy discuss today’s landscape through the lens of truth - including AI, education and social cohesion.

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    1 時間 9 分
  • Is Immigration Changing Australia? Tim Costello AO comments
    2026/08/18

    Immigration has become a hot-button issue in Australia, amplified in response to the housing shortage and strained economy. In this episode Wendy quizzes Rev Tim Costello AO, one of Australia’s most respected leaders and a sought-after voice on social justice issues, on this complex issue.

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    39 分
  • Is Digital ID the Endgame? Sen Alex Antic shares his concerns on the Social Media Ban
    2026/08/11

    In a world first, Australia banned under 16 year olds from having social media accounts. I’m in favour of the ban, but my next guest, Senator Alex Antic, for whom I have great respect, has some concerns regarding the impact on our freedoms. What do you think?

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    40 分
  • Welcome home... if you can find one. What's really driving Australia's housing shortage.
    2026/08/04

    Australia is experiencing a housing shortage. This conversation between Wendy and former Labor MP, Michael Choi, examines the historical context of the "Australian dream" of home ownership, the economic factors currently driving housing unaffordability, and the role of the Christian community in providing support.

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    29 分
  • Are we failing our kids? Australia's Education System
    2026/07/29

    Australian parents have reason to be concerned about the quality of education received by their children. Despite record spending of around $85 billion each year, international data shows a dramatic decline in the academic achievement of Australian students in literacy and numeracy over the past two decades. In this episode, Wendy investigates solutions with Senator Jonno Duniam.

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    56 分
  • Supporting Mothers: The Conversation Australia Needs
    2026/07/21

    Despite decades of progress in regards to women’s rights and workplace equality, a paradox remains around the vitally important role of motherhood. Too often in our society, the role of motherhood is undervalued, despite every sound bit of research that shows it is empowering for women in leadership skills, resilience, personal growth, not to mention the most important aspect – the opportunity to influence the future generation in a positive way. In this episode Wendy speaks with Queensland MP, Amanda Stoker.

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    34 分
  • Shadows Down Under: Confronting Antisemitism in Australia
    2026/07/14

    Antisemitism has reared its ugly head in our nation. Many say it’s no surprise; that antisemitism is an unchanging, intractable scourge. That Esau will always hate Jacob. And the only question is how close to the surface it lies. This wicked hatred that many say has lurked just beneath the surface of polite Australian society is no longer hidden. It has well and truly entered the public square bringing with it terror and fear to Jewish people everywhere. In this episode Wendy discusses the evil of antisemitism with Christian commentators Karl Faase, David Robertson and Stephen McAlpine.

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    29 分