The internet is the best and worst thing ever invented.
The internet entertains, informs and connects us, but it also manipulates what we see and believe. This piece explores how YouTube’s “Up Next” algorithm can turn curiosity into something far more dangerous.
Is everyone a bit racist?
From casual jokes in the ’80s to today’s unconscious bias, this piece explores how racism quietly lingers in Australia, and why admitting it is essential if we truly want equality.
Thirty years goes too fast.
Thirty years of marriage brings laughter, lessons, and love. This reflection celebrates partnership, patience, and the simple joy of growing older together- one peanut butter sandwich and glass of red wine at a time.
Does everyone feel like they've been hit by a truck?
A surprise weigh-in delivers a brutal reality check. This piece follows one woman’s mix of humour, honesty and determination as she takes on fitness, food and a little self-forgiveness.
Admit there are some things you’ll never be good at.
We all have our blind spots. This piece reflects on the things we’ll never be good at - numbers, mechanics, and light bulbs - and why that’s perfectly okay.
You never have to look far to find someone doing it tougher than you.
When tragedy strikes twice, strength shines brighter. This moving story of sisters Jade and Tara Deacon reminds us there’s always someone doing it tougher—and how kindness can make all the difference.
Never put moist panties on the line.
Some words delight, others disgust. This funny reflection on language explores the words we love, the ones we hate, and why “bogan” will always be bonzer.
The tide might finally be turning for those of us who enjoy a good feed?
A Nobel-winning scientist says curvy women might be happier and more passionate. This playful piece celebrates confidence, appetite, and why it’s time to love the body you live in.
The bravest wimp in the world
Terrified of heights but doing it anyway, this funny and fearless piece follows one woman’s battle with vertigo, courage, and the simple fear of saying no.
Does everyone hope next week never comes?
When your child finishes school, it’s not just their new beginning, it’s the end of an era for you. A heartfelt reflection on love, pride, and the ache of letting go.
Social experiments using your own children.
Can children really grow up without gender? This piece explores a couple’s bold experiment, the limits of social idealism, and why nature often finds its own way - labels or not.
Does everyone continually question what's important?
Do manners still matter? This piece explores changing ideas of respect, why “Mr and Mrs” disappeared, and whether a little old-fashioned courtesy still has a place in modern Australia.