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2025 Year in Review

By: Mark McCrindle

As futurists we often look to the future and assess trends to determine what might be ahead.

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Christmas Boundaries: How to Drop the Pressure and Actually Enjoy the Season

By: Bec Harris

As Christmas approaches, many people feel a familiar mix of excitement and exhaustion. The end-of-year rush doesn’t magically disappear once work wraps up.

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Staying Healthy on Holidays

By: Bec Harris

Travel can be exciting, but it can also be stressful on the body. From long flights to new foods, your digestive system, sleep patterns, and immunity can all be challenged.

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7 Budget Christmas Shopping Tips for Aussies

By: Audrey Waugh

The holiday season can be a joyful time filled with family, friends, and community events, but it can also feel a little overwhelming.

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Christmas Carols: God’s Reminder That He Has No Plan B

By: Stephen McAlpine

Never waste a good Advent season I say!  Never waste the opportunity that this slim time in the church calendar gives us to offer our people – and the watching world – a fully orbed biblical picture of God’s plan to save the world through his covenant relationship with his people Israel.

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Why Grief Isn’t Something To Fix: How To Move Through It, Not Fight It

By: Lauren Chee

Grief is an universal human experience – and yet it is commonly misunderstood. Many of my clients ask for help to move through or “fix” their grief.

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The Best Christmas Is the Christmas You Can Afford

By: Bec Harris

As Australians head into the festive season, many households are feeling the pressure to spend big.

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The Trends of 2026

By: Mark McCrindle

Every year we launch our research backed trends that will impact businesses and organisations in the year ahead. In this article we provide a summary of the trends.

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How to Care for Yourself and Your Family After Distressing News

By: Steff Willis

Tragic and violent events can leave many of us feeling shaken — even when they don’t directly affect our own lives. 

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