The Story of Australia’s First Saint, Mary MacKillop, Children and The Poor
By: Annie Hamilton
The tiny face of the boy in the rowing boat was screwed up in timidity and fear. Read more
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Finding Peace in an Upside Down World
I haven’t been sure about what to write about this week. I am feeling weary. Read more
Australia’s Future Demographic Identity
By: McCrindle
Australia’s most recent census was a timely reminder that every stat tells a story. Data has the power to show us where we have come from and gives us a glimpse into the future of what could be. Read more
Susie Youssef on Why TV Show ‘Making It Australia’ Will Inspire Creativity
By: Sam Robinson
Creativity and a sense of craftiness is key in the new feel-good show Making It Australia. Read more
Empowering Our Kids For Community
By: Robert Garrett
Empowerment is a concept synonymous with our times. We hear a lot about the empowerment of women, teens, and other groups in society. But I’m not entirely sure we all share the same understanding of what empowerment means. Read more
What Is Your Business’s Silent Pulse? These 5 Questions Will Tell You…
By: Michael McQueen
Years ago, I visited an acupuncturist following the recommendation of a friend, interested to see how the experience would differ from the dozens of chiropractors and physiotherapists I had seen. Read more
Drive-by Christianity
Some people practice drive-by Christianity. What do I mean by this? Read more
“I’m Grateful I Had a Brain Tumour” Says Comedy Writer Jeannie Gaffigan
By: Laura Bennett
In life’s hardest seasons, all of us have to make a choice about finding a way through, and deciding what will help us get to the other side. Read more
What Are The Most Common Acts of Kindness in Australia?
By: McCrindle
Kindness is part of Australia’s fabric. According to new research commissioned by Helga’s Bakehouse, not only do Australians believe the culture of kindness in Australia is stronger than the rest of the world (62%), but they’re also living that out in their daily lives. Read more