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Bright Lights Dark Nights
In late 2008, Simon Smart's book of interviews, Bright Lights Dark Nights - the enduring faith of 13 remarkable Australians, hit the shelves. The compilation
recounts journeys of faith of some well-known and highly accomplished Australians.
The book includes interviews with Head of World Vision Tim Costello, former Test Cricketer Justin Langer, NSW Police Comissioner Andrew Scipione, former head of the SAS in Australian, Jim Wallace, and golfer Aaron Baddeley.
In the following series, we have invited a number of them into the
CPX studio to tell us something of their lives and the way faith has
sustained them through some dark times.
Bright Lights, Dark Nights introduction 
Dr Bruce Robinson
Professor of medicine, physician and bestselling author, Bruce Robinson, discusses the relationship between faith and science as well as the question of suffering. In part two of the interview he talks about his other passion - fathering. What makes a good father, and why does Christianity offer a compelling model of how to be the best Dad?
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Faith science and suffering 
Secrets of good fathering
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Leigh Hatcher
TV news journalist Leigh Hatcher talks about an
exhilarating life in the news room and as a European correspondent,
before a debilitating illness threatened to end his career.
Watch
Leigh Hatcher: Beyond the headlines
Leigh Hatcher: Bad news, good God
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Listen to an extended interview with Leigh Hatcher
Jim Wallace
Jim Wallace is the former head of the SAS and Special Forces in the Australian army. In this interview he talks about life in the army, some hair-raising moments in the job, and the role faith has played in his 32-year career.
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Secrets of the SAS
Clear and present Danger
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Listen to an extended interview with Jim Wallace
Carolyn Stedman
Carolyn Stedman has fostered over 60 children. In this interview she reflects on how that has affected her and the lives of the children fostered.
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The gift of caring
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