By: Bec Harris
According to veterinarian Dr Ewen Blaikie, dental disease, weight gain, and skin or ear issues are among the top reasons pets visit the clinic – yet simple lifestyle changes can make a significant difference.
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Why Timeless Human Needs are Key to Engaging the Future Consumer
By: Mark McCrindle
As we look to the future of marketing and the future consumer, the task is to adapt the tools, not truths. By elevating timeless human needs in timely ways, organisations can navigate disruption with a proactive disposition that energises others.
Finding Contentment in Life’s Mundane Moments
By: Lorrene McClymont I was listening to a podcast recently, and the speaker shared about a near-death experience they had been through. One of the things she mentioned was that we live life in the small moments, the ups and downs, the mundane. Live in The Present That line really stayed with me. As someone …
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More Than Your Job: Finding Identity Beyond Your Career
By: Telana Sladen
For many people, introducing themselves sounds something like this: “Hi, I’m Sarah. I’m a teacher,” or “I’m Mike, a builder.” Our work often becomes closely tied to who we believe we are. But is our job really meant to define our identity?
Michelle Moriarty: Why We Grieve Over Celebrity Deaths
By: Bec Harris
When news breaks that a beloved celebrity has died, many people are surprised by how deeply it affects them. Even though we may never have met the person, the sadness can feel real and personal.
Convoy Of Hope: Bringing Relief and Rebuilding Lives After the Lismore Floods
By: Helping Hands TV
When floodwaters reached a catastrophic 14.5 metres in Lismore in 2022, the city faced its worst natural disaster in recorded history. People woke in the night with water in their homes, forcing thousands to crawl onto roofs and wait to be rescued.
Sitting With Difficult Emotions: 5 Ways to Stay Present When You’d Rather Run Away
By: Michelle Nortje
Most of us would rather do anything than sit with painful feelings. We scroll, snack, overthink, or keep busy, because sitting with sadness, anger, or shame can often feel unbearable.
The Loneliness Antidote You’re Overlooking
In a world battling loneliness, its often the small, everyday connections – the barista, the neighbour, the gym regular – that quietly remind us we belong.
Why Does the Bible Mention Money So Often?
By: Alex Cook It often surprises Christians when they discover just how much the Bible talks about money. In fact, there are more than 2,300 verses on money, wealth and possessions. Jesus spoke about money roughly 15% of the time in his preaching, and 11 of his 39 parables. It was his most talked about …
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