After 33 Years on ‘Home and Away’ Lynne McGranger Bows Out

By: Ally Barnes

You may not know Lynne McGranger’s name, but you probably know her face. Lynne has been playing the role of Irene Roberts on Home and Away for 33 years.  Read more

“We Are Fearfully and Wonderfully Made”: A Call for Churches to Embrace Neurodivergence”

By: Daniel Giles

My name is Daniel Giles, and I’m proudly autistic. Autism for me is another way of being. I see the world differently – but I believe that difference is something to celebrate, not something to fear or overlook. Read more

The Fight Against Modern Day Slavery in the Philippines

By: Compassion Australia

Steve Baird, Chief Marketing Officer of Compassion Australia, shines a light on the horrific crime of online child sexual exploitation in the Philippines—and the pivotal role Compassion plays in protecting vulnerable children.

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Building Connection Between First Nations and Non-Indigenous Aussies

By: Steve Dunster 

Imagine a society where First Nations and non-Indigenous Australians enjoy flourishing relationship with one another. Read more

Chaplain Checks Out of Hospital After 30 Years of Service

By: Steff Willis

After 30 years selflessly supporting hospital patients, dedicated volunteer chaplain Lynne Williams has retired. Read more

How to Pray for Los Angeles

By: GOOD

The recent wildfires in Los Angeles have brought unprecedented devastation to the region, marking a tragic start to 2025. Read more

Preventing Australia’s Contribution to Online Sexual Exploitation

By: Laura Bennett

We might not like to admit it, but Australia is one of the highest contributors to online childhood sexual exploitation in the world. Read more

What It’s Really Like to Live With a Disability

By: Helping Hands TV

When asked if Aussies really understand life with a disability, Laura Cowell, the Australian CEO of TLC Disability Services, says there’s room for improvement. Read more

Teenagers’ Top Concern is Cost-of-Living: Mission Australia Survey

By: Laura Bennett

When you see endless headlines about the “cost-of-living crisis” and pressure on Australians to afford housing, food and bills, it’s easy to assume it’s mums and dads and single professionals bearing the brunt. Read more