Designing Communities to Tackle Loneliness: The ‘Little BIG Foundation’
By: Helping Hands TV
Michael Easson believes that everyone is important. Read more
How Innovation in Education is Changing Australia
By: Helping Hands TV
Students in rural and regional areas have an educational disadvantage, and addressing this issue can bring about social change across Australia. Read more
New Solutions for Youth Loneliness: Friendship Courses & ‘Social Prescribing’
By: Jacob Anderson
Publica, a leading policy and advocacy organization, has released urgent recommendations to address the rising epidemic of loneliness among young Australians. Read more
It’s Sales Season: An Ethical Look at Black Friday-Cyber Monday
By: Laura Bennett
Sales season is already upon us as retailers ramp up discounts in the lead up to Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend hoping to cash in on some 12.7billion dollars Australians are estimated to spend over the shopping event. Read more
Australia’s Social Media and Online Overhaul: Explainer
By: Mike Crooks
Call it an overhaul of Australia’s online world. Read more
Is Labor’s Misinformation Bill a Threat to Free Speech?
By: Johanne Pillay
The Communications Legislation Amendment Bill, commonly known as the Misinformation Bill, has stirred debate nationwide. Read more
The Benefits of Music in Education
By: Helping Hands TV
“Everyone has music inside them as an inherent way of communicating and connecting,” says Bernie Heard from the Australian Youth Orchestra. Read more
Tough Love That Transforms Lives: Veteran Mentors
By: Helping Hands TV
“There’s no bad kid. There are only children with negative learned behaviours,” says Matthew French, co-founder and director of Veteran Mentors. Read more
Hugh Jackman and Cate Campbell Lend Voices to Skin Cancer Doco
By: Steff Willis
In a country where the “bronzed Aussie” image has led to more skin cancer deaths than road accident fatalities, the World Health Organisation predicts a staggering 68% increase in melanoma deaths by 2040. Read more