By: Steff Willis
There’s never been a better time than now to keep an eye on the night sky with plenty of celestial wonders to enjoy in 2023.
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Look Up at Our Night Skies in 2023
Report Reveals Christians Are Facing Growing Persecution
By: Alex Milne
Over the 30 years of the Open Doors World Watch List reporting, the global phenomenon of Christian persecution has grown alarmingly.
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How ChatGPT Will Impact the Future of Education
By: Mike Abecina
When I was a high school teacher, returning to work after the six-week extended Christmas break wasn’t always as challenging as it might have seemed. Continue reading “How ChatGPT Will Impact the Future of Education”
How to Save a Life: “Speed is Key”
By: Mike Crooks
Though defibrillators are available in many public spaces, the majority of Australians have admitted they would not feel confident using the life-saving device, according to the Heart Foundation. Continue reading “How to Save a Life: “Speed is Key””
2022 in Review: New Milestones, and What Broke The Internet
By: McCrindle
After years of social isolation, enforced work-from-home, a return to a slower pace of life and the great reprioritisation, 2022 brought a welcome change of life beyond lockdown. Continue reading “2022 in Review: New Milestones, and What Broke The Internet”
The World’s Population Has Reached 8 Billion
By: McCrindle
Tuesday, November 15, 2022 was the day the United Nations estimated the world’s population ticked over the historic 8 billion milestone. Continue reading “The World’s Population Has Reached 8 Billion”
Word of the Year: Gaslighting (Or Is it Really?)
By: Stephen McAlpine
The word of the year is… (drumroll please) “Gaslighting”. Or am I just saying that to control you? Continue reading “Word of the Year: Gaslighting (Or Is it Really?)”
Riding Across the Australian Outback to Help Sick Kids
By: Micaela Aboody
Quitting your job and riding a motorbike 7200km across the Australian outback isn’t a challenge everyone is willing to take on. Continue reading “Riding Across the Australian Outback to Help Sick Kids”
Domestic Violence: The Church Can’t be Absent From Addressing the Issue
By: Laura Bennett
On average in Australia one women a week is murdered by her current or former partner. One. Woman. A week. Continue reading “Domestic Violence: The Church Can’t be Absent From Addressing the Issue”
Survey Reveals Youth’s Biggest Worry
By: Mike Crooks
Australia’s youth are most worried about the environment, equality and mental health, according to a new survey. Continue reading “Survey Reveals Youth’s Biggest Worry”