What to Do if You’re Affected by the Optus Data Breach
Optus has engaged a cyber security support service, to help customers whose data has been misused as a result of the recent Optus data breach.
Mr Eternity’s Story Explored in ‘Written in Chalk: The Echo of Arthur Stace’
Eternity is a word that was seen for 35 years written on Sydney’s streets in chalk by a man named Arthur Stace.
Life On Mission is About Three Simple Things
Your friends don’t need another world-changing evangelist, they need you—and talking to them about Jesus is easier than you might think.
6 Ways Leaders Can Shape Culture in Hybrid Environments
McCrindle shares six helpful ways in which leaders can shape the culture of their hybrid workplaces – according to the research
John and Amy’s Kitchen Table – And What it Says About Worship
We need to build Christian worship that complements both old and new, and is true… Worship cannot be aesthetics alone, writes Stephen McAlpine.
Clooney and Roberts Reunite in ‘Ticket to Paradise’
Despite a predictable plot, screen legends George Clooney and Julia Roberts deliver some stunning scenes and laughs in this feel-good summer rom com.
The Making of the Western Mind Goes Back to the Cross, Says Author
John Anderson joins author and historian Tom Holland in his London home to discuss Christianity’s role in shaping Western civilisation.
Cyclists Pedal Across Australia in Ride for Compassion
A dedicated group of cyclists and support crew have set off on a gruelling 4,200 km ride across Australia, to raise $1 million for children in poverty.
5 Things I Noticed About the Queen’s Majestic But Jarring Funeral
The funeral of Queen Elizabeth II was full of ceremony, majesty and Royal decorum – and yet, it felt jarring, writes Akos Balogh.
Why We Need to Get Serious About Having Fun
Experts say we need to get serious about having fun. But writer Caroline Spencer asks if we’re missing something that is even better.