The Future of Cities

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By: McCrindle

Australia’s eight capital cities are changing rapidly and vary in their generational mix, cultural diversity, affordability, household income and commuter preferences. Read more

Living in Purpose

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By: Sabrina Peters

When you hear the term ‘purpose’, what words come to mind? Success? Happiness? Meaning? Wealth? Marriage? Influence? Affluence? Talent? Relationships? As a Christian, I find my answer in God’s Word. Read more

Many Australians Want to Shop More Ethically But Don’t Know How: Report

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By: Amy Cheng

A lack of awareness of ethical brands, and products that are too expensive, are the top barriers for Australians to change their fashion consumption habits, according to a new report. Read more

Chocolate Mint Slice

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By: Susan Joy

This recipe is the perfect After Dinner Mint Slice. These healthy raw chocolate mint slices are packed with flavour and contain heaps of nutrients. Read more

Why Do We Need to Ask God For Forgiveness?

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By: Dr Eliezer Gonzalez

Here is a simple question: if you are a child of God, why do we need to ask for forgiveness? Read more

How Australia Could Fix Its Aged Care Workforce Challenge: Report

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By: Amy Cheng

Australia will not have enough aged care workers within the next decade unless urgent action is taken to boost the workforce, a report has found. Read more

Australians Prioritising Volunteering Amidst the Challenges of COVID-19

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By: McCrindle

There is no doubt that 2020 will be a year for the history books. The unprecedented change across societies, nations and the globe has been characterised by a time of increased volatility and disruption. Read more

Breaking Language Barriers: New Tech Giving Real-Time Translations

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By: Sam Robinson

Communication might be about to get a whole lot easier with a new piece of tech allowing translation in real-time. Read more

Why I’m not Afraid to Take my Kids Out in Public

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By: Jenny Baxter

A few years ago, there was a news report about a Christchurch family who visited a local café. By accident they discovered they were labelled as the “family with the terrifying kid”! Read about it here. Read more

“We Are Committed”: World Vision Pledges to Stay in Afghanistan

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By: Michael Crooks

The Taliban has taken control of Afghanistan, but World Vision is not going anywhere. Read more