By: Nicola Hodren
The HSC exams are tough, not just because of the studying, but also because of the social pressure and constant comparison with your peers.
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By: Mike Crooks
From a young age, Nic (pictured above as a child) battled with his mental health.
Why Australia Needs More Female Truck Drivers
By: Ben McEachen
Women are the “perfect” choice for truck driving and Australia would be better for it, according to Lyndal Denny.
Paralympics: Australians to Watch
By: Mike Crooks
For those settling onto the couch for more sports action as the Paralympics rolls out in Paris: here’s our guide to 10 members of the Aussie Paralympic team to watch:
Paralympians Going for Boccia Gold in Paris
By: Helping Hands TV
Paralympians Daniel Michel and Jamieson Leeson are the team to beat in Paris this year, and back home in Australia we will be cheering them on.
“Deeply Troubling”: Closing the Gap Report
By: Mike Crooks
In the attempt to close the gap between the quality of life of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, the nation is falling behind.
The Mental Health Tsunami Has Arrived: How Should Christians Respond?
By: Stephen McAlpine
On the surface it seems astounding: Australian young people are among the worst affected by the mental health crisis that is reverberating around the globe since the COVID pandemic hit.
The Rise of Robots Does Not Equate to the Fall of Humans
By: Michael McQueen
I’ve got a confession to make: I’ve been a futurist for over a decade now, but I’ve been mindstuck about robots.
Diane Armstrong: From Holocaust Survivor to Bestselling Espionage Author
By: Georgia Free
An epic novel, The Wild Date Palm explores the fate of ordinary people whose mission collides with the secret agenda of powerful countries.