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Good job, good money, good house

Good job, good money, good house

Joe Hockey, Australia\'s current treasurer, has suggested the \'starting point for a first homebuyer is to get a good job that pays good money..

  • Life and death are needed to live

    I wonder how much people think about death. I know I haven\'t a whole lot, and many of my peers haven\'t. Maybe this has to do with our younger age or maybe we just are a bit blasé. However, life has recently provided a chance to reflect on these things.

  • From riches to rags

    If blessings upon birth were made into a global statistic I would be well and truly in the top category.

  • No more sex tapes or cat videos

    \'I thought the end of the world would have had more loud noises\' decried a panellist on Radio New Zealand\'s Panel, berating the senselessness of the topic at hand.

  • If the Church was like an acting studio.

    The more time I spend in the acting studio the clearer it becomes how far from reality we are living.

  • 'Fush and Chups' in Australia

    Our Kiwi family has been living in Australia for just over four months: 139 days of enjoying consistently warmer weather, glorious beaches, excellent gelato and an abundance of Lebanese charcoal chicken.

  • Throwing stones at Bruce Jenner

    I grew up with a very loyal and loving welsh springer spaniel named Abby. She was awesome! She ran around on our six acre property, got muddy with me and my three brothers, and was very protective.

  • Sporting Self Talk

    Want some tips from elite athletes on getting the most out of your sport and exercise? Whether you are getting ready for the Sydney City to Surf, the local netball competition or just enjoying Bootcamp here are some strategies to help you achieve your goals.

  • The morality of capital punishment

    Having the power over the life and death is something reserved for very few. In there are very few circumstances in which taking the life of another is considered acceptable unless to save the life of another.

  • Considering euthanasia

    Suicide, or assisted suicide as a means to spare oneself severe pain before an imminent and mostly certain death, strikes many Christians as morally wrong.

  • An open letter to Christian Zionists

    A wise woman once told me that \'hurt people hurt people\', and I\'ve seen this concept played out in multiple arenas of life.

  • After this, Lord

    Procrastination could have been my middle name. If there is something I don\'t want to do I will dawdle around, coming up with thousands of excuses, waiting until the last possible moment to do it.