Christmas is just around the corner
Christmas is just around the corner. It's meant to be a joyious time, but amid the darkness of the pandemic
Feeling lost in your own country: musings on NAIDOC Week
It’s hard for white entitled people to understand the feeling of being lost in your own country.
Rest In Peace all who suffered
On this Remembrance Day we look at the attempts of the world to unite.
Finding hope in a world of despair
How do you define who you are when the job you loved is gone?
My earnest prayer is we come out of this pandemic a better people
As this pandemic progresses I sometimes wonder if some of us forget we are all in this life together. We
The hope that keeps me going through this pandemic
In Australia, the months of May and August are the months of the year I love the most. What I
Political blindness to the poor may prolong this pandemic
The poorest can't afford face masks, so surely there's a moral obligation to provide free masks.
Hope. Musings in this time of Coronavirus
I was standing in the newsagency in my local shopping centre, Ashfield Mall. I was doing my best to social
My Thoughts On Where This Pandemic May Be Taking Us
I have been wondering how long it would take for us human beings to realise we are all in this
People in the Shadows
There are people of the shadows. The invisible people our society walks past every day and ignores.
Black lives really do matter
The age of Coronavirus highlights how connected we all are... that we should care more for each other. Black lives really do matter.
Bobby Kennedy – the best president America never had
I have always admired Robert Kennedy and the more the years go by the more my admiration increases. Bobby was
