Nick Spencer is a journalist who writes for The Epoch Times and FTBL. His work has also been featured in various publications such as The West Australian, The Canberra Times, Perth Now, and more. Nick covers a wide range of topics including politics, economics, social issues, sports, and current affairs.
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Nick's coverage primarily focuses on Government & Politics, with a significant portion dedicated to sports. He seems to be interested in political developments and societal issues, such as mental health, migration, climate change, gender-neutral language, and indigenous rights.
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IF YOU were paying a private school to teach your children, my guess is that you would want there to be a teacher involved.
By: Nick Spencer
Last week, the Courier-Journal wrote a series of negative pieces on a prominent Louisville private school, Highlands Latin School.
11 October 2024 The welfare landscape is changing. Churches should respond, argues Nick Spencer
By: Nick Spencer
On September 12, 2024, Communications Minister for the incumbent Albanese government Michelle Rowland introduced the Communications Legislation Amendment Bill 2024 to the Australian Parliament.
Australia's Alex de Minaur has bounced back from disappointment in Antwerp last week with a gritty victory over...
By: Nick Spencer
Immigration is revivifying congregations, with many people showing signs of spiritual openness, in contrast to the bare-knuckle rationalism that characterised New Atheism, says Rupert Shortt
George Orwell began his beautiful, nostalgic pre-war novel Coming up for Air with an epigraph from a popular song. ‘He’s dead, but he won’t lie down.’ It’s tempting to borrow the line when writing about Christianity in the West today. The chronicle of its death has been long foretold, its obituary repeatedly rewritten. Numbers, particularly
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