Battling the Drought – How You Can Support Our Farmers
With Aussie farmers facing one of the worst droughts in our history, here are 9 established charity and church-based drought appeals that you can support.
On Death Row for 28 Years. Here’s How Anthony Ray Hinton Stayed Joyful
A jury found him guilty, a judge sentenced him to death. But he was innocent.
The Silent Epidemic That’s Killing Us
It’s affecting young and old, rich and poor, educated and uneducated. What is this silent epidemic? Loneliness.
World First – Dementia, Sleep Apnoea Linked
Research has revealed that obstructive sleep apnoea has been linked to structural brain changes seen in the early stages of dementia.
Political Discourse or Sexist Abuse? Did Leyonhjelm Cross A Line?
We hear these conversations and these ‘sideways’ comments, good willed men (and women) need to stand up and have the conversation. They must make it clear it is not OK.
The Book Opening Young Peoples’ Eyes to Subtle Cultural Influences
It’s cultural uncertainty that inspired author Chris Parker’s recent book, The Frog and the Fish: Reflections on work, technology, sex, stuff, truth and happiness.
Roger Federer’s Charity – Almost at 1 Million Children Goal
If you hadn’t heard about the Roger Federer Foundation until now, it’s probably because the star doesn’t like to trumpet his charity work too loudly.
Jubilation in Thailand, and an Aussie at Centre of ‘Wild Boars’ Cave Rescue
After 17 days in a dark cave they boys are doing really well.
Ethics of Creating ‘Three Parent’ Babies
If science allows for the possibility that we can do something – should we? The repercussions seem ever more serious as we extend our ability to successfully manipulate the genetic makeup of living things.
What Our View of Death Says About The Value Of Life
The death of Australian academic David Goodall in an assisted-suicide clinic in Switzerland, was hailed by supporters as some sort of victory for the cause of euthanasia