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How to Spot Trends

By: McCrindle

Being a futurist is an interesting profession. For some it conjures an image of a crystal ball. For others, excel spreadsheets. It may come as a surprise that, in fact, no one can predict the future with certainty. But we can prepare for it. By observing the changes and thinking about what will influence the future, leaders and organisations can be better prepared for what is to come. Read more

‘Sesame Street’ Doco Reveals the Power to Educate Children via TV

By: Laura Bennett

It’s incredible how nostalgic we can feel about the TV shows we watched as children. Just the mere mention of Big Ted, Mr. Squiggle or The Magic School Bus can send you back to a time where your imagination was coming alive and these characters (best friends) were taking you on adventures beyond your lounge room and teaching you about the big wide world. Read more

Is God Only Watching us From a Distance?

By: Dr Eliezer Gonzalez

At face value, Bette Midler’s beautiful song “From a Distance” is a song of hope for humanity. Read more

Sweet Potatoes vs. White Potatoes

By: Susan Joy

How do sweet potatoes compare with regular white potatoes? Read more

“It’s Time to Put Children First” Says National Children’s Commissioner

By: Katrina Roe

With kids returning to the classroom, there has been a lot of concern among parents and teachers about how schools will function in Term 1. Read more

The Practice of Resting In God’s Peace

By: yesHEis

We live in a world full of restlessness, fear and instability. Yet Jesus offers us peace amidst it all. Read more

The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee: “It’s Parties, Pageants and Puddings!”

By: Michael Crooks

The Queen has marked her extraordinary 70-year reign on the throne, but the party has only just begun. Read more

The Tech Trends for 2022: What Is Coming?

By: Michael McQueen

With the last couple of years boasting an unrivalled pace of change, 2022 is approaching with promise of further transformations in the way we live, work and shop. With global crises exposing inefficiencies and issues of remote living raising demands for new solutions, technological innovations have been quickly adopted by businesses and are set to continue taking over our work and play. Read more

Why do Christians act so un-Christian?

By: Tania Harris

My flat-mate and I were watching church online when the preacher reached his main point with gusto, “God makes you into a new person!” At the words, my flat-mate yelled back to the screen, “Yes, but how does that happen?” Read more

New Company Turns Meeting Fatigue Into Charitable Donations

By: Laura Bennett

Before there was Zoom fatigue, there was already severe meeting fatigue in many workplaces across Australia. In 2021, it was reported that over 55 million meetings occurred every week in the US, and with the ease of digital access to employees, we can only imagine that number is on the rise and mirrored around the globe. Read more