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Shed Happens

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Nicole Reardon 

Ian WatsonIan Watson, one of the founders of Australia’s men’s shed movement, lives by a very simple motto: “Come and let me treat you like a champion because, when you come to know the ‘Big Fella’ upstairs and realise you’re his son, you know you’re a champion.”

 

Penny Wong: climate change and compassion

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Meera Atkinson

http://www.flickr.com/photos/highriser/2770851746/The Hon Penelope (Penny) Ying Yen Wong, Senator for South Australia, was appointed Minister for Climate Change and Water in December last year.

 

The motor-racing Christian campaigner

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Meera Atkinson

Andrew ‘Fishtail’ Fisher’s decision to emblazon his racing car with the words, ‘Jesus: all about life,’ was the start of an unusual kind of ministry.

 

Ofa Fotu: the second gen' powerhouse

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Meera Atkinson

“Second generation” — the child of an immigrant born or raised in Australia.

 

Roy, actually

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Meera Atkinson
Roy Williams came from the “secular left intelligentsia” — and yet he managed to come to faith. His first book, God, Actually, which deals with “cutting-edge religious issues”, was published this month by ABC Books.

 

Daring to embrace diversity

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Meera Atkinson 

Ed33ProfileTNIt’s no secret that homosexuality has been a contentious issue for Christians. Within the Uniting Church, that friction gave rise to Uniting Network, a national network for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (previously known as hermaphrodite) people, their families, friends and supporters.

 

People as place

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Meera Atkinson

Lindsay ParkhillLindsay Parkhill had a religious upbringing but somewhere along the way he lost his faith. It was not until he moved to the Arnhemland region and began his long association with the Indigenous community there that he rediscovered it.

 
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