By: CMAA
The 2025 Focus on Ability Short Film Festival Red Carpet Awards was hosted in Sydney recently and it shone a spotlight on short films and documentaries created by or featuring 286 finalists from 26 countries, each with disability, celebrating talent, creativity and inclusion from around the world.
By: Bec Harris
Obesity is a complex, chronic medical condition affecting many people in various ways, as Dr Stuart from Village Medical in Harrisdale explains.
By: The Centre for Effective Living
With the announcement of Man of Tomorrow, the sequel to Superman (2025), the internet continues to respond to what Superman represents in today’s world.
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By: Ben McEachen
World Record ‘speedcuber’ Charlie Eggins from Brisbane uses the famous puzzle to show how God solves our biggest problem ever
By: Bec Harris
Ever look around and feel like chores never end? Child learning specialist Natalie Nicholls, from PLECs Learning, says the fix might only take one minute.
By: Sabrina Peters
As a Christian (and a pastor), I hold a deep conviction that Jesus saves. I believe He is the source of ultimate healing, redemption, and hope. His love reaches into the darkest corners of our lives, offering forgiveness, freedom, and a future.
By: Laura Bennett
In a society that seems to be changing faster than ever, author and CPX Executive Director Simon Smart thinks these cultural shifts are eroding our sense of identity, leaving many people – especially men – looking for new anchor points to hold onto.
By: Dave Clark
So much of chronic illness and disability is invisible to those around us. I have lived with chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) for the past nineteen years and know the daily experience of having my body and brain’s capacity reduced, even though outwardly I might look like I am going okay.
By: Telana Sladen
Relationships Coach Pastor Phil Ayres, unpacks a topic that many singles wrestle with – how to create healthy, realistic expectations when dating.