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By: Joni Boyd
We’re all asking the same question: How do interest rates work… and when will the cost of living improve?. Continue reading “How Do Interest Rates Work (and When Will the Pain End?)”
By: Joni Boyd
Is motherhood a hidden superpower? Sarah Snook and Serena Williams are kicking goals, while being honest about the cost and struggle of motherhood. Continue reading “Emmys Speech Highlights Motherhood as a Superpower”
By: Ben McEachen
A few seconds online reveals how hard it is to discuss different opinions. Continue reading “Yes, It is Still Possible to Disagree Well”
By: Laura Bennett
Born at 25 weeks, Australian Paralympic swimmer Matt Levy OAM had a tough start to life. Continue reading “Defying Limitations is a Choice for Paralympian Matt Levy”
By: Laura Bennett
After almost a decade on the road, early next year Irish rock band We Are Messengers will make their Australian debut, hitting five cities as part of their Where the Joy Is world tour. Continue reading “We Are Messengers Ditch Career for Healthy Calling”
By: Georgia Free
Christmas is almost here – and there are plenty of books to help you and your family celebrate the festive season and reflect on the birth of Jesus. Continue reading “Books to Bring in the Christmas Season”
By: Georgia Free
We are well into summer – and in Australia, it means a lot of time by the pool! But new research shows that we are becoming quite lax with pool safety. Continue reading “How To Be Pool Safe in Summer”
By: Mike Crooks
With events like the International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD), the United Nations is encouraging Australians to be a part of a worldwide push to create an inclusive community. Continue reading “A Day of Inclusion: “Cherish Our Role””
By: Laura Bennett
25 years ago, Australian filmmaker Scott Hicks brought the story of pianist David Helfgott to life in the Academy Award nominated film, Shine. Continue reading “Music’s Redemptive Power Uncovered in ‘The Musical Mind’”
By: Georgia Free
When I was a child, I remember spending my weekends playing in the street, from dawn until dusk, knowing that if I needed anything I could run across the road to Penny and Phil – my neighbours- turned-adopted grandparents. Continue reading “Creating Safe Neighbourhoods Starts With a Single Word”