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March 2006
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The Winning Way
There's more to winning than coming first, as John Denne reminds us
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John Landy: a significant life
Landy was a champion runner, but as Nick Dunstan tells, he's better known for his good sportsmanship.
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Athlete Fitness
Most people already know that inactivity leads to poor health, but too much exercise has its own set of problems. Health and fitness writer Andrew Cate looks at how to strike a healthy balance.
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Swimming Sensation Libby Lenton Trickett
Despite her stellar status in the Australian swim team, Libby Lenton is respected for her modesty and sportsmanship. Jannene Howse tells why
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Competing With Friends
Christine Miles gives a brief history of the Commonwealth Games-and what they teach us.
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A Winner's Lifestyle
How do you become a winner? Lyndon Munetsi finds out from Kenya's marathon champion Elijah Lagat.
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Toy Soldiers
In our competitive world, what were you made for? SIGNS editor David Edgren poses the question.
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A Hope Stronger Than Evil
Bruce Manners finds out where God is when great atrocities are committed
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Sudanese Refugees
Recon Ministries, an initiative of a group of church youth is making a difference in the lives of refugees in Melbourne. ADRA-Victoria Director Phil Brown tells how.
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Gifts from God
Ever wondered how God makes a difference in a person's life? Cathy Ireland explains.
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The Real Spiritual Face of Religion
Growing in Christ brings a spirituality that far exceeds mere religiosity. By Graeme Loftus .
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You Could be Dead by Now
People are living longer these days than in the past. Why? Kim Peckham looks into the situation.
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When Rights are Wrong
At what stage does human rights become wrong, and are we to judge? Robert Wolfgramm shares his view
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True Spirituality
What promise did Jesus make to His disciples just before He died?
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Recipe Makeover
Giving your favourite family recipes a nutritional makeover can help you cut down on fat (especially the undesirable saturated type) and include more of the right carbohydrate and incorporate foods known to fight chronic diseases.
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Blending In
I've married a man previously married. He smokes and drinks, and even though he knows it's bad for him, he can't quit
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Cracked Nails
Lines and ridges on the fingernails are unattractive. They are usually the result of a defect in the nail growing bed.
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Our Times: March 2006
In an attempt to get Austrian men to do a fairer portion of housework, one-day courses have been set up across the nation.