By: Russ Matthews
Tornadoes are no laughing matter for those of us who grew up in the Tornado Alley of the United States. Continue reading “‘Twisters’ a Cinematic Return to Tornado Alley”
‘Twisters’ a Cinematic Return to Tornado Alley
When the World Seems Like Chaos, Who is in Control?
By: Russ Matthews
Who is really in control of this world? Continue reading “When the World Seems Like Chaos, Who is in Control?”
London Burns as the UK Battles Record-Breaking Heatwave
By: Justin Rouillon
With the temperature topping 40 degrees in London, fires have broken out across both the capital and the countryside as the country deals with what meteorologists had previously thought impossible. Continue reading “London Burns as the UK Battles Record-Breaking Heatwave”
‘Lismore Draws’ Art Initiative Brings Hope to Flood Affected Kids
By: Justin Rouillon
When Matt Knight visited his hometown of Lismore following the first round of flooding that the town received, he knew he wanted to make a long term difference to kids who’d lost everything in the record breaking floodwaters. Continue reading “‘Lismore Draws’ Art Initiative Brings Hope to Flood Affected Kids”
Australians and Red Cross Unite to Raise $25 Million for Flood Victims
By: 96five
Last weekend saw Australia’s commercial television networks joining together to support flood victims in Queensland and New South Wales, with a telethon that has banked more than $25 million for the Red Cross Flood Appeal.
Continue reading “Australians and Red Cross Unite to Raise $25 Million for Flood Victims”
Traumatic Events in the News: 10 Tips for Supporting Young People
By: Collett Smart
Weekly news reports of traumatic images and stories of pain and destruction such as; natural disasters (bushfires, floods, volcanoes and earthquakes), the coronavirus, terrorist attacks, threats of war and shootings can cause great concern in children. Continue reading “Traumatic Events in the News: 10 Tips for Supporting Young People”