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The Subscription Economy: Who’s Subscribing and Why
By: Mark McCrindle
Think back a decade. Your shelves were likely lined with DVDs, your car’s glovebox full of CDs, and buying software meant purchasing a physical box with a disc inside. Today, that world feels distant.
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Natalie Bassingthwaite in ‘Shirley Valentine’: Can We Reinvent Ourselves?
By: Laura Bennett
Three decades on from her stage debut, Australian actor and singer Natalie Bassingthwaighte has a new coming-of-age in her return to theatre in one its most iconic one-woman plays, Shirley Valentine.
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When a Trauma Survivor Walks Into Church
By: Akos Balogh
This story is told from the perspective of Maggie, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse. She describes what it is like to be part of a caring church community while carrying the weight of deep trauma. For those who have not lived through such experiences, the thoughts and responses of survivors can sometimes seem difficult to understand. Read more
Struggling With Fatigue or Brain Fog? It Could Be Your Liver Health
By: Bec Harris
We all know we have a liver, but few of us understand how vital it is.
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The Myth of More
By: Zanita Fletcher
In the late 1980s, Donald Trump was asked how much money it would take to make him happy. His answer? “Ten per cent more.”
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How AI Is Changing the Workplace
By: Bec Harris
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a buzzword. It’s transforming workplaces across the globe.
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‘Bondi Rescue’s Anthony ‘Harries’ Carroll Helping Kids Through Dyslexia
By: Laura Bennett
For more than 30 years, Anthony “Harries” Carroll has been a familiar face on Bondi Beach, saving over 6000 lives as part of the Bondi Rescue team.
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Why Is Bread Mentioned So Often in the Bible?
By: Bec Harris
Bread appears throughout the Bible. But what does it really mean? Pastor Rob Furlong. from Woodvale Baptist Church unpacks the symbolism. Read more
New Single from FOR KING + COUNTRY
By: Justin Rouillon
After taking a break from touring in 2025, Aussie brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone are stepping into what they’ve called a “new season of passion and purpose.”
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