4 things boys today need to learn
By: Adriana Wales
Tasked with raising a generation of boy who will have to navigate a complex world of diversity and rapid change, here’s how to teach them to be great humans.
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How AI is Impacting the Career Landscape
By: Mark McCrindle
AI has moved from the realm of science fiction into the everyday of Australian life. What was an emerging technology just a few years ago is now embedded in how we search, write, plan, shop and work.
Rest is the Discipline High Performers Need
Rest is discipline. That’s probably not what we think of when we think of rest. Still, it requires discipline, boundaries, and clarity about priorities.
Should Christians Give It All Away? Acts 2 and Your Stuff
By: Ben McEachen
The early church’s commitment to generosity can feel confronting in a culture that encourages people to build security through possessions and finances.
How Can We Support People Through Tough Times?
By: Helping Hands TV
The simple gift of being truly present with someone matters more than you think.
Young People Searching For An AI “Friend”
By: Tony Davenport
A third of young people are now using an AI companion, according to new research.
Recovering from Professional Burnout: What Actually Helps
By: Michelle Nortje
Burnout doesn’t usually arrive as a single bad week. It builds — a slow erosion of energy, motivation and meaning that can leave even highly capable, high-performing people feeling like a shell of themselves at work.
Food Shopping On A Budget
By: Adriana Wales
Try these simple tips to stretch the household budget and minimise food wastage at your place.
The Great Repricing: How AI Is Changing the Value of Human Skills, Not Replacing Them
By: Michael McQueen
For generations, the career advice seemed straightforward: get educated, learn to think, and try to make a living with your brain rather than your back.
From Melting Faces to Rolling Laughter: The Evolution of Our Favourite Emojis
By: Beth Rivers
How emoji trends have shifted from pandemic-era reactions to everyday laughter, and why Australians are still embracing these tiny digital expressions.