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Fighting Feelings and the Past Come Head-to-Head in ‘Creed III’

By: Laura Bennett

Since the first Creed movie came out their links to the original Rocky franchise that inspired the spinoffs have started to thin, but there’s still something about an underdog’s fight to get to the top (and the training montages that come with it) that keeps us coming back to the story of Adonis Creed. Read more

Check In With Others to Show Your Support

By: Valerie Ling

A couple of years ago I attended a conference about support for first responders. What really stood out to me was the focus on creating a culture where people check in on one another. Read more

What Our Bank Statements Can Tell Us About Our Faith in God

By: Ben Allsop

We live in a data-saturated world. Every transaction, every website, every phone call, every text message, even every step has the potential to be tracked, measured, counted and captured for our (or others’) records. Read more

The Future of Human-AI Interaction

By: Ashley Fell 

For many years, the consumer relationship with Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been seen as something fairly rudimentary. Read more

We Should Incentivise Child-Bearing, Says Social Scientist Nicholas Eberstadt

By: James Bennett

In 2022, 75% of all countries worldwide had fertility rates below replacement levels, including wealthy Western nations and emerging economies such as India, China, Brazil and Turkey. Read more

New Year, Old Me – Can Anyone Relate?

By: Lorrene McClymont

You close your eyes on December 31st and wake up on January 1st and it’s the ultimate reset. Read more

‘Aftersun’ is a Film That Sneaks Up On You [Movie Review]

By: Michael Walsh

Occasionally, a small independent film comes along and steadily builds in acclaim and prestige. Read more

How to Create a Cozy Work and Study Space in Your Home

By: Nikki Duthie

The start of a new year is the perfect time to update your study or home work space.

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Stressed? You Can Use it For Good, says Former Navy Officer Paul Taylor

By: Laura Bennett

When something’s hard, our culture tends to want to make it easier: tired of walking up stairs? Here’s an escalator. Don’t want to cook food? Here’s a takeaway or microwave-meal option. Read more