By: Sam Chan
In 2007, in a famous experiment, Grammy-winning violin player, Joshua Bell, played his violin in a Washington subway but nobody stopped to listen.
‘Road House’ Reboot: Does Jake Gyllenhaal Pack the Same Punch?
By: Russ Matthews
The fascination with 1980s cinema continues with the reimagining of the Patrick Swayze cult-classic Road House.
How to Improve Your Mental Wellbeing With Exercise
By: Nicola Hodren
We are all familiar with the benefits of exercise for our physical health, but we often forget that exercise is one of the best things we can do to protect and improve our mental wellbeing.
How Aussie Businesses are Impacting the World for Good
By: Helping Hands
Australians love to use what they have to make life better for someone doing it tough, and Aussie businesses are no different.
Vale Mandisa: Thank You for the Music
By: Joni Boyd
Warning: The following article contains content that some readers may find distressing. If you need support, call Lifeline on 13 11 14 or visit lifeline.org.au.
The Christian music scene was devastated by the news of Mandisa’s death last week.
How the ‘Circle of Control’ Can Make us Happier
By: Sabrina Peters
The circle of control is a concept that first emerged in Stephen R. Covey’s groundbreaking book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.
If You Want to Truly Help Someone – Listen First
By: Helping Hands
Listening is the best place to start when wanting to lend a helping hand.
‘Robot Dreams’ a Profound Animation for Grown-Ups
By: Russ Matthews
Written and directed by Spanish filmmaker Pablo Berger and based on the 2007 comic by Sara Varon, this Academy Award-nominated film is one based on an unlikely friendship.