Paralympians Going for Boccia Gold in Paris

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By: Helping Hands TV

Paralympians Daniel Michel and Jamieson Leeson are the team to beat in Paris this year, and back home in Australia we will be cheering them on. Read more

“Deeply Troubling”: Closing the Gap Report

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By: Mike Crooks

In the attempt to close the gap between the quality of life of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, the nation is falling behind. Read more

The Mental Health Tsunami Has Arrived: How Should Christians Respond?

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By: Stephen McAlpine

On the surface it seems astounding: Australian young people are among the worst affected by the mental health crisis that is reverberating around the globe since the COVID pandemic hit. Read more

The Rise of Robots Does Not Equate to the Fall of Humans

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By: Michael McQueen

I’ve got a confession to make: I’ve been a futurist for over a decade now, but I’ve been mindstuck about robots. Read more

Diane Armstrong: From Holocaust Survivor to Bestselling Espionage Author

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By: Georgia Free

An epic novel, The Wild Date Palm explores the fate of ordinary people whose mission collides with the secret agenda of powerful countries. Read more

Helping the Hearing of Our First Nations Children

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By: Ben McEachen

Have you heard about the issues impacting the ears of First Nations children? Read more

Rafaella’s Journey to Victory: Championing Equality on Ecuador’s Rivers

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By: Nico Benalcázar

Rafaella, at just 14 years old, glided across the waters of the Misahualli River with the grace of a seasoned athlete. Read more

How Aussies Feel About the 2024 Olympics

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By: Mark McCrindle

The Paris 2024 Olympics is underway and Australians are filled with pride for Aussie athletes ahead of the games. Read more