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What the December 10 Social Media Ban Means for Your Family
With new under-16 restrictions arriving December 10, learn what’s changing, how age checks work, and how parents can prepare kids.

Understanding the New Support at Home Program: What Older Australians Need to Know
Learn how the new Support at Home program helps older Australians stay independent, what’s changing and how to prepare.

Your AI Shopping Butler Is Ready
Agentic commerce is here. Discover how AI shopping agents will search, compare and buy for us, and what this shift means for brands

What Is a Black Moon? Astronomer Explains the Science Behind the Term
Blue moon, as we use it today, is less than a hundred years old. The idea of a black moon was only traced back to 2016.

Gmail Users Urged to Boost Security Amid Concern Over 183 Million Email Passwords Leaked
Google denies a major Gmail hack but warns users to strengthen account security after 183 million stolen passwords surface in a leak

Bringing Hope After the Storm: Convoy of Hope Responds as Hurricane Melissa Devastates Jamaica
Convoy of Hope is responding to Hurricane Melissa’s devastation in Jamaica, providing food, water, and essential aid.

Why We Think Things Are Worse Than They Really Are…
We think the world’s getting worse, but data shows progress. Digital biases distort perception and recognising them can restore hope.

Tawny Frogmouth: 2025 Bird of the Year
Let’s celebrate the 2025 Bird of the Year and commit to keeping counting, because nature is worth noticing.

The Unstoppable Rise in GOLD!
Gold hits record highs. Learn what’s driving the surge, how much to invest, and the pros and cons of physical vs paper gold in Australia.

Australia’s First Accessible Greeting Cards
By: Joni Boyd In a move toward greater inclusion, Guide Dogs Australia and Hallmark Australia have unveiled a new card range designed so people living with low vision or blindness can participate fully in the tradition of giving and receiving greeting cards. Feature image: Supplied
