From Alcoholism to Sobriety Advocate, Justine Whitchurch Offers Hope for Addiction
By: Laura Bennett
When you’re in a cycle of addiction, the hope of ever breaking free can feel elusive and distant. Read more
The Best Time to Ditch Excess Baggage is During Turbulence
By: Michael McQueen
Downturns and hard times are often perceived as a curse in business. Read more
Religious Freedom Has a Brighter Future with the Launch of ‘Faith NSW’
By: Clare Bruce
The future of Christian religious freedom and religious education is looking brighter, after the launch this week of Faith NSW – a Peak body of faith groups that will represent religious interests at all levels of government. Read more
Australia’s Migration Patterns: Home Near and Far
By: Mark McCrindle
The concept of home and destination is evolving rapidly. Read more
Don’t Spend 5 Days of the Week Waiting for 2
By: Brian Harris
Is most of your week spent hanging out for the weekend, insufferably long hours in the office slowly ticking away while you wait for the magical 5pm Friday moment when you are free to go and enjoy life? Read more
How an Act of Grace Could End Up Saving You
By: Sheridan Voysey
I have no idea why, but when anything gets too popular, I lose interest. Read more
Beyond ChatGPT: Here’s How AI Has Already Infiltrated Our Everyday
By: Michael McQueen
Since the advent of ChatGPT last year, few things have dominated the public discussion in the tech and business world more than generative AI and chatting with robots. Read more
Riley Clemmons Pulls Faith Out of “Religious Box” with New Album ‘Church Pew’
By: Laura Bennett
Nashville-based artist Riley Clemmons has been writing and performing since she was 13 after being discovered at a school pageant. Read more