Changing one life: Why we started an advocacy project in PNG
Stuck for ideas, my study group formed a group to fight domestic violence. Little did we know the impact it would have.
God’s generous gift
What’s waiting for you under the Christmas tree may seem exciting, but there’s something far greater . . .
The rise of ultra-processed foods—and why they’re really bad for our...
The world’s major food corporations too often design their products to be addictive and then aggressively market them to us and our children. How can we stop the damage to our bodies wreaked by these industrially produced foods?
Jeffrey Epstein’s justice
He believed he could do anything he wanted, including running a massive child sex-trafficking ring, and get away with it. Will his victims ever experience true justice?
The power of doing good
The reality of the scale of slavery today can feel overwhelming. But there are practical and effective things we can do as consumers, employees and citizens.
How well are you protected against scammers?
Unscrupulous operators are always looking for a new angle and a new way to exploit your trust and separate you from your hard-earned cash.
Who can predict the future?
“It can’t be that accurate”—that’s what many of us think when everything aligns and a future prediction comes true. But what about the book where it’s more than a fluke?
The best fit
Trading 2020 fashion trends for a look to the past, while saving my wallet, sanity and the environment.
What’s wrong with voluntary euthanasia?
New Zealand is faced with a historic vote on euthanasia this month, and who knows when other Australian states will follow Victoria’s lead? What do the results of legalisation in other countries tell us about the risks to vulnerable people?
How launching my personal brand reshaped my identity
Should I narrow my talents down to a sharp focus or explore them to the limit?
The great supermarket stampede
Did you hoard toilet paper during the Covid-19 crisis? That wasn’t the best idea—even the Bible says so.