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Tweed Heads Mark and Delma Tronson’s relocated to Tweed Heads in December 2005 – as Chairman of Well-Being Australia. He coordinated respite for the AIS SE Qld Sport Units athletes with the Domain Resort at Cabarita, Tweed Coast. Dr Mark Tronson bought the young writer ministry into fruition in 2008 in conjunction with Christian Today – an online international daily Christian News and Comment. Today there are 110 young people (18-30) who write a monthly Comment column from Australia, New Zealand and Internationals. He was the Australian Olympic Chaplain in 1984 and subsequently appointe...

May 13, 2021 Izah Azahari The COVID-19 pandemic showed the whole world the important role nurses play in maintaining public health during the response phase of the COVID-19 outbreak, said Head of Nursing Administration at Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Saleha (RIPAS) Hospital Hajah Kartini binti Haji Suhai at the International Nurses and Midwives Day celebration yesterday. “In the past 15 months, nurses have been in the frontline of dealing with the pandemic, silently working through long hours to care for patients and the well-being of the public,” she said as the chairwoman of the event held...

Governor’s policy singles out religious gathering in a manner inconsistent with recent Supreme Court decisions...

Tweed Heads Mark and Delma Tronson’s relocated to Tweed Heads in December 2005 – as Chairman of Well-Being Australia. He coordinated respite for the AIS SE Qld Sport Units athletes with the Domain Resort at Cabarita, Tweed Coast. Dr Mark Tronson bought the young writer ministry into fruition in 2008 in conjunction with Christian Today – an online international daily Christian News and Comment. Today there are 110 young people (18-30) who write a monthly Comment column from Australia, New Zealand and Internationals. He was the Australian Olympic Chaplain in 1984 and subsequently appointe...

Outrage is mounting at New York Times coverage of the recent Israel-Gaza war, with prominent Israeli and American Jewish leaders... The first person we know of who made the connection between Meron and Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai was a 12th-century Jewish traveler by the name of Jacob ben Netanel HaCohen, who wrote a travel diary of his visit to the Holy Land. He mentions Rashbi’s tomb in Meron, and adds that his son Rabbi Eleazar is also buried there. Oddly enough, various other medieval pilgrims who authored travelogues and visited Meron — such as Benjamin of Tudela and Petachia of Regensbu...