The Weight of Not Enough: Understanding the Failure Schema
Feel like you’re never enough? Learn how to recognise and rewire the failure schema, stop perfectionism, and build lasting self-worth.
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Australia’s First Accessible Greeting Cards
By: Joni Boyd In a move toward greater inclusion, Guide Dogs Australia and Hallmark Australia have unveiled a new card range designed so people living with low vision or blindness can participate fully in the tradition of giving and receiving greeting cards. Feature image: Supplied
The Travellers – A Sunburn Aussie Homecoming that Loses Its Footing With an Unresolved Farewell
A heartfelt Australian drama exploring family, legacy, and belonging, with standout performances by Bryan Brown and Luke Bracey.
Navigating the Sandwich Generation: Caring for Others Without Losing Yourself
Caring for children and aging parents? CEO Deb Childs shares practical ways to avoid burnout and care for yourself while caring for others.
From Water to Wine: Finding Purpose in Life’s Ordinary Moments
How God transforms life’s ordinary moments into something extraordinary when we trust Him to turn water into wine.
Four Women. One Bike. 4000km For Life.
Four women cycle 4000km from Perth to Sydney on a quad tandem, raising funds and awareness for mental health and suicide prevention.
Frankenstein Movie Review
Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is a stunning, tragic masterpiece exploring creation, rejection, and the longing to be truly known.
Is Friendship Built on Common Interest, or Common Gripes?
Author Jessica Seaborn explores loneliness, vulnerability, and building meaningful adult friendships in her latest novel.
Why Atheism and Science Don’t Mix (But God and Science Do)
Lennox and Plantinga argue that atheistic evolution undermines science, while Christianity provides a rational foundation for truth-seeking
Raising Sons in the Image of a Loving Father
A father reflects on raising sons with strength and gentleness, learning true masculinity from the loving and just nature of God the Father.