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'Catch-me-if-you-can' mission pilot sets an Australian aviation record

'Catch-me-if-you-can' mission pilot sets an Australian aviation record

A NSW pilot has set a challenging Australian record for the number of aircraft landings in one day..

  • Miracle No 9 – The Footplate Padre

    Well-Being Australia chairman Mark Tronson claims that limiting miracles to some medical situation bears no credence to the innumerable occurrences linked to timing and doors opening for ministry that Christians have testified to over centuries.

  • Campaign for 50,000 Twitter users to tweet Lord's Prayer

    On Easter weekend GDOP London began tweeting segments of the Lord\'s prayer in a bid to encourage more Christians to pray for the the United Kingdom.

  • Caritas commends Federal Budget, but anxious to ensure the poorest are remembered

    Caritas Australia commends the Gillard Government for tonight endorsing the Australian public's commitment to the world's most vulnerable communities.

  • The Salvation Army cautiously supports Federal Budget

    The Salvation Army has cautiously supported elements of the 2011 Federal Budget, welcoming measures to increase workplace participation and funding to mental health services, but with some concerns related to compliance and benefit cuts to the disadvantaged.

  • Thousands of Australian students to join global prayer movement in May

    "Our Father in Heaven, reveal who you are." - Matthew 6:9-13 is the theme for See You at the Pole in 2011, with the event scheduled for Thursday May 26th at schools throughout Australia.

  • Children advocacy group applauds health funding but remain concerned for the long run

    International Christian child development and child advocacy organisation, Compassion, welcomes the $486 million increase to the size of Australia's foreign aid budget.

  • Miracle No 8 - The Olympics

    Well-Being Australia chairman Mark Tronson claims that limiting miracles to some medical situation bears no credence to the innumerable occurrences linked to timing and doors opening for ministry that Christians have testified to over centuries.

  • World Christian doctors will 'vote for miracles' during unique conference in Brisbane

    Christian doctors and medical professionals will be flooding into Brisbane, Australia, a city that earlier this year was itself devastated by floods, for a unique conference called \"Spirituality and Medicine.\"

  • Miracles No 7 - The boutique conference

    Well-Being Australia chairman Mark Tronson claims that limiting miracles to some medical situation bears no credence to the innumerable occurrences linked to timing and doors opening for ministry that Christians have testified to over centuries.

  • Toowoomba nurse returns to serve on Africa medical ship for long term

    She had read about the work done by volunteers serving the world's poorest people in a brochure picked up at the city's annual Easter music festival known as Easterfest. "I still had to finish my nursing degree and gain two years experience before I could apply, but it was then I knew I had to serve on the Africa Mercy, the world's largest charity hospital ship some day. My practical experience then followed during three years of nursing in a surgical ward and almost another year in a paediatric

  • Miracle No 6 - Around the Tables

    Well-Being Australia chairman Mark Tronson claims that limiting miracles to some medical situation bears no credence to the innumerable occurrences linked to timing and doors opening for ministry that Christians have testified to over centuries.