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.
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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.
Five Ways to Bring God Into Your Workplace
Have you ever wondered if God actually cares about your Monday morning inbox?
Grit: Why Happy People Choose to do Hard Things
By: Sabrina Peters
There’s a quiet lie many of us believe: happiness means not having to do anything hard.
The Low-pressure Birthday: What Makes a Kid Feel Celebrated
By: Adriana Wales
It’s not Insta-worthy styling and curated birthday themes, but rather the feeling of being the main character who’s visibly, publicly acknowledged.
What I Learned When My Marriage Fell Apart
By: Annonymous
Every relationship consists of two people, but the hard truth was the most consistent factor in my failed relationship, was me.