It Costs Less Than a Gold Class Movie to Restore Someone’s Sight
The overwhelmingly positive impact that a ‘Miracle’ of sight can have on a family is seen in the stories of people like Raoul, Margil and Aljon.
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Society is Suffering A Case of Mistaken Identity
Where do we turn when our fragile identities are constantly in flux, and when our cultural identities cause conflict and confusion?
Dame Olivia Newton-John: 1948-2022
The Australian pop icon has died, leaving behind a treasured legacy of music, movies and philanthropy. Michael Crooks reports.
Need More Veggies in Your Diet? Here’s Some Ideas From Our Community
Our own community of readers have offered these tips on how to sneak more vegetables into every meals – especially if you’re cooking for picky eaters!
Graduate, Dancer, Business Person: How a Miracle Changed Joanna’s Life
Whenever I’m asked how a donation to restore the gift of sight makes a difference, I always say the same thing: “let me tell you about Joanna.”
10 Surprising Things Australians Think of Church, Jesus, and Christians
Listen to the media, and you might conclude most Australians are hostile to Christianity. But the National Church Life Survey paints a different picture.
‘Some Happy Day’ – New Film Humanises Homelessness
The story of ‘Some Happy Day’ follows Tina, a homeless woman in search of a better life, who meets Frances, a social worker with troubles of her own.
Talking to Teens About Vaping, Alcohol & Drugs
Vaping is on every school principal’s mind right now. Adolescent psychologist Collett Smart and drug-and-alcohol educator Paul Dillon share their advice.
If Not Now then When?
Research has shown that procrastinators can produce results of lower quality and suffer more stress and illness. Why put off what you can do now?
10 years of Miracles Day: Sight to the Blind, More Than 300,000 Times
An estimated 94 million have cataracts, clouding their vision, and causing permanent blindness if left untreated. Miracles Day changes that.