Cybercrime is a $9.5 Trillion Industry: Here’s How to Stay Safe

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By: Michael McQueen

Cybercrime is no longer a niche issue. It has grown into a staggering $9.5 trillion economy, making it the third-largest in the world, trailing only behind the United States and China.
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Gospel Trailblazer Kirk Franklin to Tour Australia for the First Time

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By: Justin Rouillon

He redefined the sound of gospel music, racking up 20 Grammy Awards – and now Kirk Franklin has announced his Australasian tour this December.
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Helping Your Child Read: There’s Help Available

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By: Jordana Grace

For parents juggling homework battles and bedtime routines, the struggle to get children engaged with reading is all too familiar.
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Why Bother with Bathroom Scales

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By:  Sam Chan

Why do I bother weighing myself on the bathroom scales?
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How AI is Changing Our Lives and Work

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By: Bec Harris

Artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving rapidly, reshaping industries and transforming daily life. Professor Rocky Scopelliti, a futurologist, discusses the latest AI advancements and how AI is changing our lives.
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What if God Says Something I Don’t Want to Hear?

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By: Tania Harris

The question can quietly haunt even the most committed follower of Jesus.
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Divorce: Forgiveness Doesn’t Require Reconciliation

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By: Joni Boyd

The church’s view on divorce often leaves little room for the complexities of individual circumstances.
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Emma: The Character Jane Austen Thought No One Would Like

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By: Joni Boyd

“Were I to fall in love, indeed, it would be a different thing; but I have never been in love; it is not my way, or my nature; and I do not think I ever shall.” ~Jane Austen
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Does Everyone Struggle With Anxiety?

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By: Justin Rouillon

In today’s world, anxiety has become a common issue that affects millions of people. 
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The Dreaming and Songlines of Indigenous Australia

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By: Helping Hands TV

“You don’t get to be the world’s oldest living continuing cultures without a great foundation of a system of law and living,” shares Education and Cultural Consultant, Brooke Prentis. 
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