Mark Tronson

Major Change of Attitudes from the 60s with Migrants from Christian Nations

A major News.com story not that long ago highlights a doubling of British migrants to Australia this past decade compared to the previous one but the same cannot be said about those same numbers being reflected in church attendance.

Research – Value Add to Laguna Quays Respite

A recent article in The Guardian illustrates the value of to our well-being of enjoying a lovely view and this is in line with Well-Being Australia's Laguna Quays Respite facility for missionaries and their recuperation on the Whitsundays.

Sport Writers a Shining Light

Jeremy Dover, David Goodwin, Wes Tronson, Josh Hinds and Phil Hall are our sport writers, who week at a time, each write a sport article once every five weeks.

After Holidays – Consider Rural Australia – Part 2

Families and community are massive in rural Australia. This participatory culture is extended to the whole community being involved in the school, the hospital and welfare groups with their various fetes and community fund raisers, dances, town functions and business gatherings.

The Over 31’s Young Writers – Tagged “Emerging Writers”

Press Service International runs a young writer ministry in conjunction with Christian Today to publish young people 18-30 in their own regular international column since 2009.

After Holidays – Consider Rural Australia – Part 1

After the Spring holidays there is good reason to consider relocating to rural Australia. Many Australians each and every year return to their city lives with the traffic chaos, people in your face 24/7, the pollution and the rest of it, and wonder why on earth they came back after their break.

Distant death - Drones

A great deal has been said, written and shown on television and the Internet on the philosophy of the military un-piloted drone, an instrument of war that can target and send a “kill message” to anyone, anywhere.

Basil Sellers Midge Point Art Prize – 2018 Betty Moxham

The 2018 winner of the Basil Sellers Midge Point Art Prize is held Saturday 28 July at The Point Tavern over a morning tea was Midge Point artist Betty Moxham.

Basil Sellers Midge Point Art Prize tomorrow

After five wonderful years of the Basil Sellers Midge Point Art Prize the local arts community got together to continue this art prize scheduled for 11.00am tomorrow - Saturday 28 July at The Point Tavern over a morning tea.

Young writer reviews – No 9