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by Phillip Jensen
Phillip Jensen speaks on Anger as part of a series on emotions in the Christian life, delivered at the Australia Day Convention 2010
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Top 5 News Review
Russell Powell has more than 30 years experience across all forms of media, with a long career as one of Australian radio's most prominent journalists and presenters. He was one of the pioneers of the ABC's NewsRadio network. As well as his on-air work, he has taught at the Australian Film, TV and Radio School. He is now the Archbishop of Sydney's Media Adviser.

The closeness of the first lower house vote on same-sex adoption in New South Wales, 46 to 44, shows the issue is not as one-sided as many of the reports claim.
Australia doesn't seem to be 'moving forward' in political news this week, so attention switches to other stories.
I'm fully in agreement with my colleague Jeremy Halcrow about the election coverage by our mainstream media.
Normally my Top 5 news review starts with hard news stories and ranks feature stories down the order. This week I'm suffering election overload.
Another week of election news dominating the headlines has not been exactly enthralling.
Most other news is on hold as the election moves into overload.
Journos seem more concerned than rank and file Christians about the state of non-belief of our new Prime Minister.

There's nothing British papers love more than an ecclesiastical stoush.
It's been a funny week for a society supposedly uninterested in religion that the faith, or lack of it, of the Prime Minister should draw such attention.
Even as Kevin Rudd was attending the leader's debate for the Australian Christian Lobby on Monday night, his downfall was being plotted.
Atheists are urging Christians to sleep in on Sunday morning, while the Sydney Morning Herald says belief might be inevitable. Strange week, eh?
The famous statement of Tony Blair's minder that he 'didn't do God' is now but a memory as it is all he seems to talk about these days.
Gambling problems, Facebook addictions and the changing attitudes of the internet generation make it an interesting week in the news.
The SBS Insight programme is not a weekly must-watch for me, but I admit I was impressed with the way it handled the issue of the ethics trial.
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