The Day She Called Me Dad

By: Andy Wells

This year, I had the privilege of returning to Uganda for the third time with Feed The Hungry, visiting the refugee settlement in the Kiryandongo district. Read more

The Characteristics of Gen Beta

By: Mark McCrindle

In 2025, we welcomed a new generation into the fold, Generation Beta.
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Why Celebrate International Armadillo Day?

By Dr Greg Clarke

Wednesday 13th August is International Armadillo Day. It hasn’t been a feature on the Australian calendar because there are no armadillos here outside of the zoo! And don’t we have enough official ‘Days’ already? Read more

Australia’s First Rocket Launch and a Star’s Hidden Companion

By: Feranmi Taiwo

Australia made space history last last month when a homemade rocket launched into the sky, only to come crashing back down seconds later.
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Australia’s Rental Crisis at Breaking Point

By: Bec Harris

Australia’s housing crisis is deepening, and for millions of renters, it’s starting to feel like there’s nowhere left to turn.
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A $50 Loan 50 Years On: The Game-Changing Charity Act

By: Joni Boyd 

Nearly 50 years after lending a Balinese family a small loan, Opportunity International cofounder David reunited with the family.
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Which Generation Had it Toughest?

By: Mark McCrindle

For decades, intergenerational discourse has been dominated by narratives of hardship and advantage.
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Huge Moment for Aussie Christian Music: Vote Now!

By Cam Want

The 2025 CMAA People’s Choice Awards are now in full swing, and this year, the spotlight is shining squarely on homegrown talent. Read more

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

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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Lunch in the Dirt: What One Australian Mum Saw in Uganda Changed Everything

By: Jodie McEwen

When Jodie McEwen was given the chance to visit Uganda with Feed The Hungry, she didn’t hesitate. The Australian mum was already a supporter of Take Away Hunger Day, sponsoring meals for children. But what she saw when she arrived at the school wasn’t just eye-opening, it was life-altering.
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