“Create Your Own Funeral”: An Easy Approach to a Tough Subject
By: Michael Crooks
When Tabitha Robb’s mother made a request about the music she would like played at her funeral, it sparked a ground-breaking idea for the Melbourne real estate professional. Read more
Paleo Strawberry Jam
By: Susan Joy
My naturally sweetened Strawberry Jam is more like a preserve as it has lumps of fruit in it. It’s not only delicious as a spread but it can be used as a topping for pancakes, dairy-free ice cream and coconut yoghurt or it can be used as a filling in a flan or tart. This is a great recipe to use up your overripe strawberries. Read more
Why Trusted Brands Outlast Their Competition
By: Michael McQueen
Trust is a non-negotiable in today’s economy. For obvious reasons, businesses that are trusted are more lucrative and more loved than their competitors. Read more
Holiday Reading Recommendations 2021
By: Georgia Free
With many people taking a break over Christmas, librarian Nicole Yule has a number of holiday reading recommendations. Read more
Too Good to Waste: How the Circular Economy Is Reshaping Consumption
By: Michael McQueen
Within a society driven by capitalist aims – efficiency, accumulation, profits – the endless innovation of new products is a worthy practice. Keeping consumers keen for new products is key, and so the clever marketing, regular new releases and planned obsolescence begin. After all, why would a customer buy a new product if they are satisfied with what they have? Read more
Rejecting Busy | Living in Rhythm
By: Sabrina Peters
As a culture we tend to glorify busyness, productivity, expansion and increase, no matter the cost. We celebrate the go-getters, the super-achievers, who are always hustling, bustling, kicking goals, making money and juggling a million hats at once. They run on coffee and never even seem to sleep. Ambition is what gets them up in the morning and adrenaline is what keeps them up at night. Read more
Walking the Walk: Finding Hope After a Spinal Cord Injury
By: Georgia Free
For 18-year-old Chris Norton life couldn’t get much better. Read more