By: Alex Cook
As we navigate through an era of unprecedented challenges in the housing market, it’s vital to recognise the deep social implications that stem from soaring property prices.
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Is Labor’s Misinformation Bill a Threat to Free Speech?
By: Johanne Pillay
The Communications Legislation Amendment Bill, commonly known as the Misinformation Bill, has stirred debate nationwide.
The Benefits of Music in Education
By: Helping Hands TV
“Everyone has music inside them as an inherent way of communicating and connecting,” says Bernie Heard from the Australian Youth Orchestra.
Tough Love That Transforms Lives: Veteran Mentors
By: Helping Hands TV
“There’s no bad kid. There are only children with negative learned behaviours,” says Matthew French, co-founder and director of Veteran Mentors.
Hugh Jackman and Cate Campbell Lend Voices to Skin Cancer Doco
By: Steff Willis
In a country where the “bronzed Aussie” image has led to more skin cancer deaths than road accident fatalities, the World Health Organisation predicts a staggering 68% increase in melanoma deaths by 2040.
Gen X: The ‘Sandwich Generation’ – What Are They Doing Now?
By: Mark McCrindle
Chances are Generation X, born between 1965 and 1979, grew up eating a sandwich for lunch from their school lunch box.
A Fashion Guide for a Better World
By: Mike Crooks
If you’re concerned about how your clothes are produced – how much people are paid to make them, and how those people are treated – then Baptist World Aid’s latest Ethical Fashion Report is the fashion guide for you.
How A New App Will Help Save Lives
By: Mike Crooks
Talented Australian rules player Antonio Loiacono had suffered numerous head knocks playing his beloved game, but tragically, two head blows in a rural South Australian game proved fatal.