$1 Billion Upgrade: A Plan for Australia’s Digital Workforce
The Australian Computer Society has proposed a raft of messages for the government to stock up the nation’s digital infrastructure.
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Grief and Growing up Explored in ‘The Adam Project’
13-year-old newcomer Walker Scobell outshines even Ryan Reynolds, in this heartfelt Netflix offering about grief and growing up.
The History and Future of Leadership: How Times Have Changed
Old models of leadership have become less relevant as times have changed. Leadership has moved away from hierarchy and hereditary, writes McCrindle.
True Crime and Faith, in ‘Evil Good’ – the Feature Film Debut of Hillsong Channel
Set in the drug-ravaged streets of Phoenix, ‘Evil Good’ is based on the true story of ex-police detective and man of faith Victor Escoto.
A Fatal Flaw at The Heart of Evolutionary Morality
Our secular culture often uses evolution to explain why we’re moral creatures, and why we’re outraged at injustice. But the theory has a fatal flaw.
9 Ideas for Screen Time Balance
Instead of banning screens, we need to help our tweens find a healthy balance for their gaming and video-streaming time, writes Collett Smart.
Running Towards the Disaster: Samaritan’s Purse in Ukraine
Samaritan’s Purse has feet on the ground in Ukraine and explains why when a disaster happens they want to be there helping people in a practical way.
Feeling Unmotivated – And How to Deal With It
A lack of motivation, can be restful and therapeutic, in the right measure for the right reasons. But it can also be accompanied by an evil twin: fear.
The Power of Choice: Why Autonomy Is the Most Effective Motivator
If people feel that their freedom is being infringed on, there is little doubt they will dig their heels in even harder.
Comparison Steals
If you can focus on where you are going and what you feel you are supposed to be doing, encouragement comes from the most surprising sources.