Approx 5 min reads appearing from around the Nation.
Intro
Barney Zwartz explores the notion of forgiveness, repentance and acceptance "Can we truly forgive? Is the Christian demand relevant today?" via The Canberra Times
Intra
Kylie Northover explores children's entertainment and how old fables and morality tales evolve to suit different mediums, audiences or times in "The Three Little Pigs reimagined with Mum a single mother - the wolf ate Dad!" via The Brisbane Times
Inter
Peter Papathanasiou explores social and personal identity, belonging and what's in a name to explain why "I hate my long ethnic surname, and that's got to stop" via The Canberra Times
Multi
Marc Moncrief explores seasons, breaks, efficiency, productivity and other reasons for rest in "Sunday Explainer: why do we have holidays?" via The Age
All
Ross Gittins explores a nexus between population, migration and other perceived threats to livelihood and productivity, suggesting "Maybe the colonialists were actually a minority" writes via The Canberra Times
Togather
Gunda Druva salutes the life of Rasma Druva exploring past events, international migration programs and Australia's active participation when "Medical career stymied by war, Latvian refugee wove a new life" via The Canberra Times
Nobly
Dewi Cooke writes of some obstacles to overcome as one Grade 5's effort to close the gap of confinement and isolation in "Letters to Nauru: child penpals bond in Befriend A Child In Detention project" via The Age
Intro
Barney Zwartz explores the notion of forgiveness, repentance and acceptance "Can we truly forgive? Is the Christian demand relevant today?" via The Canberra Times
Intra
Kylie Northover explores children's entertainment and how old fables and morality tales evolve to suit different mediums, audiences or times in "The Three Little Pigs reimagined with Mum a single mother - the wolf ate Dad!" via The Brisbane Times
Inter
Peter Papathanasiou explores social and personal identity, belonging and what's in a name to explain why "I hate my long ethnic surname, and that's got to stop" via The Canberra Times
Multi
Marc Moncrief explores seasons, breaks, efficiency, productivity and other reasons for rest in "Sunday Explainer: why do we have holidays?" via The Age
All
Ross Gittins explores a nexus between population, migration and other perceived threats to livelihood and productivity, suggesting "Maybe the colonialists were actually a minority" writes via The Canberra Times
Togather
Gunda Druva salutes the life of Rasma Druva exploring past events, international migration programs and Australia's active participation when "Medical career stymied by war, Latvian refugee wove a new life" via The Canberra Times
Nobly
Dewi Cooke writes of some obstacles to overcome as one Grade 5's effort to close the gap of confinement and isolation in "Letters to Nauru: child penpals bond in Befriend A Child In Detention project" via The Age