By: Michael Crooks
It is crucial for men to remain connected to their close network of family and friends, particularly during the pandemic. Continue reading “Blokes Need to Bond: Men’s Health Week 2021”
Blokes Need to Bond: Men’s Health Week 2021
The Queen’s Sombre 2021 Birthday Celebration
By: Michael Crooks
The UK and most Australian states and territories are preparing to mark Her Majesty’s birthday this month (Saturday in the UK and Monday in Australia), but the Queen already turned 95 on April 21. And it was a sombre affair. Continue reading “The Queen’s Sombre 2021 Birthday Celebration”
“What If Every Broken Place I’ve Been Was a Godsend?” US Artist Riley Clemmons
By: David Esquen
At 21 years old, Riley Clemmons has already achieved more than most her age. She has been writing songs since she was 10, released her major label debut at 18, performed at music award shows and just been named as the youngest artist ever nominated at the K-LOVE Fan Awards in the US. Continue reading ““What If Every Broken Place I’ve Been Was a Godsend?” US Artist Riley Clemmons”
Deadly Science Helps Remote Kids Wonder About the World Around Them
By: Sam Robinson
Deadly Science is getting science textbooks and equipment into the hands of kids in Indigenous communities. Continue reading “Deadly Science Helps Remote Kids Wonder About the World Around Them”
“They Just Love Listening to Your Voice” Says Children’s Author on Importance of Reading to Babies
By: Katrina Roe
It’s never too early to start reading to your baby. Continue reading ““They Just Love Listening to Your Voice” Says Children’s Author on Importance of Reading to Babies”
“Our Mission to Save Children”: New Anti-Abuse Technology
By: Michael Crooks
The former CEO of World Vision Australia has launched a revolutionary venture that better protects children from predators. Continue reading ““Our Mission to Save Children”: New Anti-Abuse Technology”
From White Supremacy to Civil Rights Activist, Bob Zellner on Being a ‘Son of the South’
By: Laura Bennett
Bob Zellner’s life is really hard to sum up in a two-hour movie, but Son of the South gives us powerful glimpse into the story of this Klansman’s grandson who became a key supporter of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement in Alabama. Continue reading “From White Supremacy to Civil Rights Activist, Bob Zellner on Being a ‘Son of the South’”
Two Women’s Bold Take on Reconciliation
By: Michael Crooks
It’s National Reconciliation Week and two Australians want to change the way we think about unifying the country. Continue reading “Two Women’s Bold Take on Reconciliation”
Need Better Relationships? It Could Be You, Says Dating and Marriage Counsellor Debra Fileta
By: Laura Bennett
When your mind wanders, what thoughts do you arrive at? There are many things that can fill our mind, but for many of us the relationships we have with friends and family, and even our own sense of wellbeing, can take up a lot of headspace. Continue reading “Need Better Relationships? It Could Be You, Says Dating and Marriage Counsellor Debra Fileta”
Listening is What’s Missing From Our World, Says ‘Black Imagination’ Artist Natasha Marin
By: Laura Bennett
You walk into an art gallery and the moment you do, you are blindfolded. You feel uncomfortable but suddenly attune to auditory stories playing around you. Continue reading “Listening is What’s Missing From Our World, Says ‘Black Imagination’ Artist Natasha Marin”