By: Steff Willis Introduced in 2001, the iPod was the first MP3 player to boast 1,000 songs and a 10-hour battery into a 6.5-ounce package. Since its introduction over 20 years ago, the iPod has changed the game for people who love to listen to music on the go.With the invention of the iPhone and...
By: Steff Willis Even with all our differences, the one thing Australians can all agree on is the joy of the ‘Democracy Sausage’.The iconic sausage sizzle has been a part of Australia’s election days for years but the term ‘democracy sausage’ only became part of the...
By: McCrindleThe world is changing at a faster rate than ever before. For older generations, this is another unique experience in the tapestry of their life, but for Generation Z, this is the world they are being shaped in. In a time of rising complexity, it is more important than ever to...
By: Michael CrooksFor the first time in 11 years, interest rates increased. Last week, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) pushed the cash rate up by 25 basis points to 35 basis points. This means that most home loans will rise by .25 per cent per year. The decision came after it was revealed...
By: Michael CrooksSharpen your pencils – the 45th Australian Federal Election is less than two weeks away. Australians will go to the polls on Saturday, May 21, to decide which party will be in government for the next three years.The Coalition of the Liberals and Nationals has been in power...
By: McCrindleGeneration Alpha describes the generation born between the years of 2010 and 2024. While the times affect us all, the impacts are greater when experienced in our formative years. The age at which we’re exposed to a new technology or transformative event determines how...
By: Michael McQueenThe 20th century model of learning has well and truly had its day. Time spent memorising, cramming, and silently listening to teachers lecturing is wasted in an age of accessible information and collaboration. Schools in the 21st century are quickly discovering the...
By: Ally Barnes Multiple fake Facebook profiles using images of a breakfast radio duos across the country were set up recently, in an attempt to scam radio audiences. After the scam attacks, Andrew Legge from Servant IT shared some tips and tricks to avoid hackers.Andrew said “scammers...
By: Stephen McAlpinePeople are planting flowers in Kyiv. Spring is coming. In the midst of all the chaos, horror and death that the Russian invasion has inflicted on Kyiv, there is something beautiful about people planting flowers in wartorn Kyiv.As The Times reports, in the light...
By: Justin RouillonWhen Matt Knight visited his hometown of Lismore following the first round of flooding that the town received, he knew he wanted to make a long term difference to kids who’d lost everything in the record breaking floodwaters. The dad still has immediate and extended family...
By: Michael CrooksBilled as the “next stage” of the Morrison Government’s proposal to save the pandemic-ravaged economy, the 2022-23 Budget came with gifts for all. “Tonight, as we gather, war rages in Europe,” Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said in his budget...
By: Akos BaloghOver 4 million Ukrainian refugees have crossed into Europe since the war began, with 350,000 entering Hungary thus far.I spoke to a friend of mine, Abel Lukacs Kiss, who is a Hungarian Christian aid worker with Dorcas Ministries [1], to understand the situation on the ground, how...
