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One in three Australians worry AI could cost them their job, while businesses race to adopt the technology. Accountant Pete Burrows says human skills like empathy and relationship-building remain irreplaceable, even as AI capability grows. Rather than fear AI, Pete and Ben McEachen encourage engaging with it wisely, starting with repetitive or administrative tasks. Should we fear or embrace AI at work?

Mental health remains a key issue for young Australians, but more young people are seeking support than ever before. Most young people continue to study, work and build positive futures despite ongoing pressures. Strong relationships, community connection and early support can make a significant difference. Australia’s young people are navigating a rapidly changing world, but a new report suggests many are also becoming more proactive about their health and wellbeing.

‘Moana’ celebrates bravery, curiosity and self-sacrifice. The film explores identity, culture and purpose through a Polynesian lens. Questions remain about whether a remake was needed so soon after ‘Moana 2’. If Moana hadn’t already had a sequel in 2024, releasing a live action remake of the 2016 original might not seem so ill-timed and unnecessary, so why would Disney decide to revisit it?

New research from Compare the Market found almost three-quarters of grandparents surveyed are financially supporting family members, from cash gifts to help with property purchases. On the Grandparenthood podcast, National Grandparent Movement’s Ian Barnett says the u0022Bank of Grandma and Grandpau0022 is on the rise as families face housing and cost-of-living pressures.

Perfectionism quietly impacts your wellbeing, increasing stress and self-criticism. Discover how embracing 'good enough' can help you thrive.

Perfectionism quietly impacts your wellbeing, increasing stress and self-criticism. Discover how embracing 'good enough' can help you thrive.

Three Australian categories are up for grabs this year: Australian Artist of the Year, Australian Emerging Artist of the Year and Australian Song of the Year. Fans can stream all nominated artists and songs on Spotify before casting their vote. Voting closes at midnight on 31 July, with winners recognised for the impact they’ve made on listeners and communities across Australia and New Zealand.

Two earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude struck Venezuela within minutes on Wednesday, June 24, collapsing buildings and triggering ongoing aftershocks With the death toll at 1,700 and rising, an estimated 1.8 million people, including 680,000 children, urgently need humanitarian aid Convoy of Hope is providing hygiene kits, food, water and warm meals in what marks the organisation’s 50th disaster response of 2026 As lives are thrown into chaos amongst the devastation, kindness and...

We’re naturally wired toward negativity but choosing to believe things aren’t as bad as they seem, and that something constructive can always be done, helps counter that bias. Positive influence starts with individual choices and values, whether in business, community or personal life, and has a ripple effect that transcends context. Consumers have real power to ask businesses about their ethical and moral commitments, while also extending empathy as those businesses strive to do better.

Rising house prices, housing shortages and higher borrowing costs are making home ownership increasingly difficult for Australians, leading more young adults to stay living with their parents for longer or return home to save for a deposit. Multi-generational living is becoming a more accepted and common housing option, particularly among culturally diverse families, with many Australians recognising the financial, caregiving and social benefits of sharing a home across generations.