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David

  • Driving the Sunlander

    The Sunlander had its last run last year. This famous Queensland Railways sleeper train ran from Brisbane to Cairns.

  • Hope—one of the greatest

    Paul, addressing the Christians in the city of Corinth, refers to \'hope\' as one of the three greatest, along with faith and love. It is \'hope\' that has sustained me as a young follower of Jesus.

  • Don't let them tell you who you are.

    Bullying has no place in the schoolyard and it certainly has no place in the world of grown-ups.

  • Europe talks tough on migrant strategies

    Germany and France have proposed giving an EU border force the power -- in theory at least -- to patrol Greece\'s frontiers uninvited by Athens in the latest sign of hardening attitudes towards solving Europe\'s migration crisis.

  • The day I went viral

    As a youth group leader I remember a vivid discussion one day about our youths\' aspirations in life. With a typically Kiwi fear of expressing too much ambition a young person said \'I\'d love to be able to have a Top Comment on YouTube.\'

  • Why Pleasure will be the end of us

    As I write this, it\'s the start of the Christmas season of Advent, as we remember Jesus coming to earth as a baby.

  • China today has 33.76 million more men than women who wants wives

    In a recent News.com article it was revealed that the Chinese Government\'s own bureau of statistics has revealed that right now, there are 33.76 million more males than females in China

  • Former PM - an apologetic for vigilantism?

    Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has challenged the status quo saying \"It\'s time we stopped being apologetic about the values that made our country free, fair and prosperous,\" calling for an Islamic reformation.

  • Leicester City Continue to Prove Critics Wrong!

    Leicester City maintained their amazing form with a clinical 3-0 win away at Swansea City on Saturday to go two points clear at the summit of the Premier League table after 15 matches.

  • Social sanctions and speech controls

    The Nazi-youth are back, but this time under the guise of radical progressives and their intellectual book-burning agenda.