by Abigail Bibimauri | Faith
Most of us (and I include myself here) are instinctive blamers. When something goes wrong, it’s obvious whose fault it is. It’s theirs, and if it wasn’t for them, life would be so much better. The trouble is that every now and then we realise that that simply isn’t...
by Abigail Bibimauri | Lifestyle
The benefits of getting back to basics and focusing on what truly matters. Our lives have become so busy and full of clutter that people often feel overwhelmed despite trying many complicated solutions and self-help fads. Adrian Munro from Richmind WA sees a simpler...
by Abigail Bibimauri | Faith
Jim Wackett says the Bible is best understood as a library of books that together tell one great story. “It’s a library of 66 books. It’s a mixture of history, law, biography, poetry, wisdom literature and letters.” Jim said. While those books cover a wide range of...
by Abigail Bibimauri | Lifestyle
How parents can keep children safe online. Lighthouse Cyber Education creator, Rebekah Nijsen, discusses the dangers of kids talking with AI chatbots. Companionship Rebekah acknowledged that chatbots and AI companions are fairly new to us so there is still room for...
by Claire Gilbert | News & Events
Artists ready to vie for four major prizes can now enter into the renowned biennial public art festival Strand Ephemera. Back for another showstopping year in 2027, the festival is inviting artists from across the country to be part of one of Northern Australia’s...
