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How Do We Combat Misinformation?

How Do We Combat Misinformation?

Sep 30, 2024 | News

John Cooke has a PhD in cognitive psychology and has devoted his life to understanding how we can be misled.

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Here’s What Happened When I Tried Google’s Unbelievable New AI

By: Akos Balogh ‘Hey, come and check this out!’ I yell out to my teenage daughter. I had just generated a 10-minute podcast episode (yes, an entire podcast episode) using Google’s new Notebook LM website. I uploaded a PDF of my latest blog post,...
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Groundbreaking Animation in ‘The Wild Robot’

By: Russ Matthews Chris Sanders is the creative directional mind behind the innovative worlds of Lilo & Stitch, How to Train Your Dragon and The Croods. His newest project The Wild Robot takes on the imaginative escapades of ROZZUM, unit 7134...
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The Power of Positive: How to Gain a More Optimistic Mindset

By: Helping Hands TV “If we all believed that just bringing our little piece, whatever it is, could make a difference, it really does have a really positive impact,” says Joce Goto, Chief Operations Officer at giving App, Charitabl.Joce is joined by Mark...
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How Do We Combat Misinformation?

By: Aaron Johnstone  According to a University of Canberra report, Almost half of Australians (49%) use social media to access news, marking a 4 percentage point increase since last year.Australians’ distrust of conventional news sources is at its...
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Child Social Media Ban: “It Won’t Be Easy”

By: Mike Crooks The Albanese government has pledged to ban children from social media.The ban is proposed to include children aged up to 16, but the cut-off age has yet to be officially set.The ban will likely be imposed by the end of the year and will include...
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What is Pleasing to God?

By: Dr Eliezer Gonzalez What is it that pleases God and our fellow human beings?It is when we make “righteousness, peace, and joy” the core of our faith and of our lives, and when we don’t make external things, like what we eat, and judging others...
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Believers Gather from Around the Nation at Awakening Australia

By: Steff Willis There’s a spiritual revival at Awakening Australia 2024.This powerful three-day event at the RNA Showgrounds is all about encountering Jesus through worship, outreach opportunities and powerful teachings.Tim Bain caught up with Daniel Hagen...
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How Did Air Travel Become Such a Drag?

By: Sam Chan My friend has to catch a plane for work.And it’s a drag.Get to the airport. Go through security. Sit in a cramped seat next to a stranger. And do it all again at the other end.It’s worse than commuting by bus.But hang on! What are we...
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7 Benefits of Seeing a Therapist

By: Sabrina Peters It takes courage to confront the areas of your life that you’ve kept hidden for so long.It takes strength to explore the depths of your experiences, and vulnerability to share those inner truths with another person.Whether you’re...
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The One Thing About Every Superhero

By: Joni Boyd What’s one thing all superheroes have in common?Key points Max says there is “always a glimpse of Jesus in superhero movies” which feature rescue, sacrifice and a need for “transcendent help from beyond.” “It’s...
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What Is My Microbiome – And Is it Out of Balance?

By: Kelli Kieselbach The human microbiome is the ecosystem of microbes, including bacteria, yeasts, and fungi, that live on and within our bodies. These communities vary across different areas, such as the skin, gut, mouth, and vagina.Among these, the gut microbiome...
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Romance in the Face of Adversity in ‘Take My Hand’

By: Russ Matthews Multiple sclerosis affects thousands of people worldwide, and no cure has been discovered for this disease.Claire Jansz and her husband, John Raftopoulos, tell their true story of love and how they continue to hope for a cure in the future, in Take...
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Ending the Cycle of Violence With ‘Kyup!’

By: Helping Hands TV Incidents of violence against women are sadly growing.In Australia this year alone, horrendous statistics show us that more than one woman has been killed every week through domestic violence.This is what makes the work of the KYUP! Project even...
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The Dying Art of Disagreeing Well

By: Akos Balogh ‘Whatever you do, don’t bring up politics’, says my cousin as we walk into the restaurant. ‘There are strong opinions in the extended family for and against Viktor Orban’s government, and conversations can get very...
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Raising Grateful, Empathetic, Mindful Teens: It’s Possible!

By: Joni Boyd “How do I raise my teen to be a grateful, empathetic adult?”According to Hugh van Cuylenberg is a renowned educator, resilience expert and founder of The Resilience Project, there are simple practises that parents can adopt, to create an...
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The Eternal Trio: Faith, Hope and Love

By: Brian Harris It’s an incredibly bold claim that Paul makes at the end of what is one of the most beautiful passages of Scripture.In it Paul confidently asserts: “These three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is...
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Granny Gets Back at the Scammers in ‘Thelma’

By: Russ Matthews Unveiling a new chapter in the Mission: Impossible saga, Thelma, where the spotlight is not on Tom Cruise, but on the remarkable 93-year-old June Squibb (Table 19). Not really, but the veteran actress manages to give Tom a run for his...
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Does God Care About Rising Sea Levels?

By: Aaron Johnstone Climate change is making this generation anxious. A survey of over 10,000 children in 2021 showed that 59% of children were “extremely worried” about climate change. Some people aren’t sure that humans can do much about climate...
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Are You Burnt Out? Here’s How to Tell

By: Aaron Johnstone There’s a lot of discussion about burnout, but what does it mean?How can we know if we are burned out and what do we do about it?To answer this question, we spoke to Amy Imms, 2022 Mumpreneur Business winner and director of The Burnout...
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A Father’s Love: My Son has a Criminal Record

By: Ben McEachen Like every parent, Scott expected the usual things for his three sons and their lives.What he didn’t expect for his youngest son was criminal charges.“In 2019, he managed to get hold of some alcohol, get drunk, take my car and write it...
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Faith

What Has Christianity Ever Done For Us? These 7 Secular Values, For Starters

By: Amy Isham Consent, equality, human rights, freedom and progress, they’re all modern values right? What does Christianity have to do with our fight for social justice and equality?Well as it turns out, plenty.Is Christianity immoral?Our culture sees...
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The Dying Art of Disagreeing Well

By: Akos Balogh ‘Whatever you do, don’t bring up politics’, says my cousin as we walk into the restaurant. ‘There are strong opinions in the extended family for and against Viktor Orban’s government, and conversations can get very...
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Michelle Pearse: “Vote Based on Your Christian Values”

By: Steve DunsterMichelle Pearse is the newly appointed CEO of the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL).She spoke in our interview about the Australian Christian Lobby’s mission to integrate Christian values into public policy.“Our mission is to see...
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More Than an Imaginary Friend

By: Russ Matthews Did you have an imaginary friend growing up? Just nod your head if it’s true. I won’t tell anyone.These imaginary friends were lovely to think of as a companion when you were a child.Still, the yearning to find someone who would love you...
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5 Tips for Answering Tough Questions About Faith

By: Charlotte Life  As an openly Christian person, I have experienced situations where a new believer or non-Christian has asked questions about my beliefs, and it can come quite suddenly.I may forget what I’m trying to say or be unsure how to answer the...
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Who Am I? Knowing Your Identity, in 60 Seconds

By: Amy Isham Can philosophy tell us who we are?Social media allows us to show people the self we want them to see. Our society even believes that we can recreate ourselves – change jobs, identities, even our name or gender.But how do we know who we are?Well,...
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Is Secularism Good for Society?

By: Amy Isham  To non-religious people, secularism represents the freedom to live in a way that suits them, and majority religions don’t get to tell them what’s right or wrong. For religious people, secularism can feel like a threat to their spiritual...
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Beyond Medals and Finish Lines: Naa Anang’s Higher Calling

By: Steff Willis In the world of elite sports, achieving excellence often involves more than just physical prowess.It requires an unyielding spirit, a clear sense of purpose, and sometimes, a higher calling.That’s certainly the case for Naa Anang, an Australian...
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Radical Hope in a Hope-less World

By: Akos Balogh ‘Radical Hope’ was the theme of last year’s Byron Bay Writer’s Festival.And so, my teenage daughter Luci and I flew up to hear what Australia’s foremost secular progressive writers, journalists and thought leaders thought...
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Who Should Pay for Church Morning Tea?

By: Ben McEachen One of the best bits about gathering at church to glorify God together is morning tea.Admit it. You love a good, tasty and bountiful spread after the service. It’s a fantastic way to encourage connection, reflection and continuing to enjoy each...
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Entertainment

‘Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story’ an Intensely Moving Portrait

By: Michael Walsh Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story is an intensely moving portrait of actor, father, and activist Christopher Reeve – before and after his accident – as recounted by family and friends.Using intimate home videos, interviews and...
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Craig Silvey’s Bestseller Hits the Big Screen in ‘Runt’

By: Russ MatthewsA family film incorporating an underdog tale with an adorable mutt as the protagonist and a determined little girl trying to save the family farm, is destined to be a hit.Runt is an adaptation of Craig Silvey’s beloved best-selling...
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Romance in the Face of Adversity in ‘Take My Hand’

By: Russ Matthews Multiple sclerosis affects thousands of people worldwide, and no cure has been discovered for this disease.Claire Jansz and her husband, John Raftopoulos, tell their true story of love and how they continue to hope for a cure in the future, in Take...
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Granny Gets Back at the Scammers in ‘Thelma’

By: Russ Matthews Unveiling a new chapter in the Mission: Impossible saga, Thelma, where the spotlight is not on Tom Cruise, but on the remarkable 93-year-old June Squibb (Table 19). Not really, but the veteran actress manages to give Tom a run for his...
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Priscilla Shirer on New Movie ‘The Forge’ and the Power of Mentoring

By: Steff Willis Whether or not you’ve had a formal mentor, we all know the value of having people in our lives who believe in us—someone to offer encouragement, lift us up, pray with us, and challenge us when needed.These relationships help us grow and...
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War Gets a New Take in ‘The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’

By: Russ Matthews A new Guy Ritchie movie almost feels inevitable each year; some years, there are even two. Being one of the quickest working directors, the results sometimes reflect his swift pace.The last few years have exhibited this uneven work. In 2023, he came...
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‘The Forge’ and the Value of Mentorship

By: Russ Matthews The Kendrick Brothers have helped to set a new standard for faith-based films with quality writing and productions. These siblings are unapologetic in their overt Christian messages, and most of their projects are accompanied by a program that allows...
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A Dose of Harsh Reality in ‘Hillbilly Elegy’

By: Russ Matthews “Where we come from is who we are but we choose every day who we become.” – MamawThe mentor is a classic trope that has stood the test of time for good reason. Whether it’s Obi Wan telling Luke to “feel the...
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Young Musicians & Singers – Your Career Starts Here!

By: CMAA  Do you know a young singer or musician dreaming of a career in music?A trip to the sunshine state may be in order for them, because a host of music industry pros will be gathering on the Gold Coast to share their expertise with young people, at...
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Domestic Abuse Tackled in ‘It Ends With Us’

By: Russ Matthews Colleen Hoover’s beloved novel was a TikTok phenomenon that led to worldwide success for all those who may wonder why a romantic drama like It Ends With Us is getting so much media attention.After its initial release in 2019, the story of...
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Lifestyle

The Power of Positive: How to Gain a More Optimistic Mindset

By: Helping Hands TV “If we all believed that just bringing our little piece, whatever it is, could make a difference, it really does have a really positive impact,” says Joce Goto, Chief Operations Officer at giving App, Charitabl.Joce is joined by Mark...
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7 Benefits of Seeing a Therapist

By: Sabrina Peters It takes courage to confront the areas of your life that you’ve kept hidden for so long.It takes strength to explore the depths of your experiences, and vulnerability to share those inner truths with another person.Whether you’re...
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Cloud Thinking or Ground Thinking

By: Brian Harris I’m a big picture person. Perhaps it goes back to my days in the chess team at school, but as any chess player will tell you, you’ve got to play the game forward. You are always asking, “If I do this and they do that, then what. But...
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Understanding Your Brain Chemicals

By: Sabrina Peters Brain chemicals, often referred to as neurotransmitters, help facilitate communication within the brain and body. They play vital roles in regulating a diverse range of physiological and psychological functions, including mood, cognition, emotion,...
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An Epidemic of Image and Appearance Insecurities: 6 Tips

By: Jennifer ChuIn today’s image-obsessed society, the constant flood of flawless, airbrushed celebrity images sets unattainable beauty standards, leaving many people feeling insecure and dissatisfied with their appearance. What if we could break free and...
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Newphoria, Oldphobia, and the Antidote

By: Stephen McAlpine I was walking down George Street in Sydney today when I saw it – this wonderful sign of the modern times that we live in.The word that describes the late capital culture that draws us in with all of its glamour and promise. At a cost of...
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What Is ‘Healthy Masculinity’?

By: Laura Bennett What’s your definition of healthy masculinity?Do you think societies reached a point where we’ve made it hard to define? Do young boys know how to be good men? And what that really means?These are questions we’re all asking, as we...
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What Is My Microbiome – And Is it Out of Balance?

By: Kelli Kieselbach The human microbiome is the ecosystem of microbes, including bacteria, yeasts, and fungi, that live on and within our bodies. These communities vary across different areas, such as the skin, gut, mouth, and vagina.Among these, the gut microbiome...
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What it Means to Truly Belong When You Have a Disability

By: Helping Hands TV “Diversity is being invited to the party, but inclusion is being asked to dance,” begins Dr. Louise Gosbell, on answering the question, What does it mean to be inclusive?Louise is a disability researcher and advocate. She also...
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The Key to a Long Life: Live in Australia

By: Mike Crooks Want to live to a ripe old age? Then live in Australia (if you’re not here already).An American university study has revealed that Australia is the world’s healthiest nation among the wealthiest English-speaking countries in the...
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Parenting

The Missionary Kid Experience

By: The Centre for Effective ServingMissionary children, or “MKs,” as they are sometimes referred to, grow up in an international, highly intercultural environment. The journey of a missionary kid is distinctive and filled with a variety of unparalleled...
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Raising Grateful, Empathetic, Mindful Teens: It’s Possible!

By: Joni Boyd “How do I raise my teen to be a grateful, empathetic adult?”According to Hugh van Cuylenberg is a renowned educator, resilience expert and founder of The Resilience Project, there are simple practises that parents can adopt, to create an...
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A Father’s Love: My Son has a Criminal Record

By: Ben McEachen Like every parent, Scott expected the usual things for his three sons and their lives.What he didn’t expect for his youngest son was criminal charges.“In 2019, he managed to get hold of some alcohol, get drunk, take my car and write it...
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‘Dad Rituals’ – And Other Ways to Meaningfully Connect

By: Helping Hands TV This weekend, in families and communities all around Australia, dads, grandfathers and father figures will be recognised and celebrated for the important roles they play in our lives.And those roles, says psychologist, Collett Smart are on an...
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‘Dad Rituals’ – And Other Ways to Meaningfully Connect

By: Helping Hands TV This weekend, in families and communities all around Australia, dads, grandfathers and father figures will be recognised and celebrated for the important roles they play in our lives.And those roles, says psychologist, Collett Smart are on an...
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How to Share Faith with Your Child

By: Laura Bennett In an era where information overload is a norm, raising children with strong spiritual values can seem daunting amidst various parental responsibilities.Ainsley Freeman, a dedicated mum, church pastor, and author, sheds light on the subject with her...
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Birth Trauma Impacts 1 in 3 Australians

By: Ben McEachen The birth of a child is an incredible moment of new life, joy and potential.For one in three Australian parents, though, it also can be the painful, distressing beginning of birth trauma.In late May, the NSW State Parliament’s Special...
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The Changing Role of Fathers

By: Laura Bennett Kati Gapaillard is the CEO of the Fathering Project, an organisation dedicated to improving children’s physical, mental and emotional wellbeing and preventing harm by advocating for positive engaged fatherhood.She joined me for a chat...
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Helping Young People to Find Motivation

By: Helping Hands TV The many pressures and expectations being faced by young people today makes it harder than ever before for them to find motivation, according to Brett Ryan from Focus on the Family.Whether the pressures from the people around them, their social...
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Your Teen Doesn’t Need You to Be Their Bestie: Collett Smart

By: Joni Boyd Many parents will admit – the temptation to just aim to be their child’s friend above all else, is strong.Key points Your teens “don’t need a 40 year old BFF best friend forever”. If your child hates hugs, find their love...
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