Hope Mornings

when Ken Wassell wrote about his experience of unemployment, he called  it "Trusting God Between Jobs" - to send the message that it's only temporary.

School may be back—but sport events, like athletics and swimming carnivals, are still off-limits.Enter, the Great Australian Country Challenge.

For Australian motivational writer Margie Warrell, when her husband contracted Coronavirus it was a forced opportunity to practice what she preached.

Respiratory expert Dr Kate Barclay is drawing on the courage of previous generations, and her faith in God, to help her in this stressful COVID-19 season.

Co-parenting has some unique challenges, but in lockdown there are additional issues to negotiate that can be achieved by focusing on solutions.

In France, lockdown was a shock, due to the speed at which it was imposed. Lauren Aube shares her experience of lockdown on a ski resort in the French Alps.

The story of Australian war nurse Alice Ross-King has all the ingredients of a Hollywood film: a young heart stolen by a dashing soldier; love lost on the battle field; courage in the face of bullets and bombs; and a deep faith in God that’s severely tested.

As Australia’s most-decorated female Anzac, serving in both World Wars, Alice has become the stuff of legend in documentaries and history books. But in the hands of her great-granddaughter, children’s author Kate Simpson, Alice’s story is now accessible to children, too – in her new book, Anzac Girl: The War Diaries of Alice Ross-King.

Speaking to Hope 103.2’s Katrina Roe, Kate said she grew up hearing tales of her great grandma, but never really understand the gravity of her achievements until she was an adult.

In this interview, Kate shares some of Alice's inspirational story, and reads an excerpt from her very personal war diaries.

Former Hope 103.2 presenter Sheridan Voysey and his wife Merryn, based in Oxford, UK, are each playing a unique role in the fight against COVID-19.

As the COVID-19 pandemic develops, Katrina Roe is catching up with her friends overseas, to hear what lockdown looks like in different parts of the world.

Beloved etiquette coach June Dally-Watkins is being remembered by Australians as a woman of grace, faith and Godly values, after her death on Saturday.