By: Clare BruceAfter seeing the bushfire devastation many have suffered, Australians are now asking how they can help. Below is a list of some of the charities that are welcoming support to help those affected.Blaze Aid – Helping Rural Families on Damaged PropertiesBlazeAid is a...
By: Akos BaloghAre the majority of Atheists and other non-religious Aussies right when it comes to religious discrimination in Australia? In the ABC’s ‘Australia Talks’ survey, involving 54,000 people from across Australian society, people were asked about the prevalence of...
By: Laura BennettAcross the Western world, mental health and the impact of traumatic events on our wellbeing, is increasingly a field of study that’s prioritised and valued. Sadly, in a lot of the African regions where African Enterprise is based, many in the community acutely feel the...
By: Sheridan VoyseyRecently NASA released some fascinating facts about its Voyager 2 spacecraft. Launched forty-two years ago with its twin, Voyager 1, the ship has given us iconic pictures of Saturn and Neptune along its 10 billion mile journey. Late last year it left our solar system and now...
By: Justin Rouillon“The schoolies culture has changed quite significantly and it’s a lot easier to manage than ten years ago.” That’s Red Frogs CEO Andy Gourley, or Boss Frog as he’s more affectionately known, on the change in schoolies behaviour over recent...
By: Michael McQueenRecent years have seen the discussion of the relevance of the current education system come to dominate public dialogue. Doubts and fears have risen surrounding the prospects of the current form of education in Western countries, the preparation of students for a rapidly...
By: Beth RiversFrom the end of this year, the ACT Government has decided to cut the school chaplaincy program from public schools, triggering an urgent campaign to overturn the decision. School Chaplaincy ACT, operated by Scripture Union (SU) Queensland has been unable to change the...
By: Katrina RoeThe social activist group Collective Shout is celebrating after Bauer Media announced they will shut down their two remaining porn magazines, Picture and People. It’s a win for the activists, who have been campaigning against the magazines for a...
By: Akos Balogh‘What music do you like listening to?’ asks my martial arts instructor, as we prepare for class. (There’s always some ‘mood music’ in the background as we train). Truth be told I’m musically illiterate, but I see an opportunity and seize it....
By: Clare BruceThere was joy and celebration at the foot of Uluru as climbing of the rock was finally banned—but tears, too, as climbers continued to ignore the wishes of traditional owners until the last minute. Among those attending the closure celebrations was Brooke Prentis, Aboriginal...
By: Laura BennettFor lasting change to come to any vulnerable population, the local community needs to be equipped to build their own future, and have independent financial stability. In Malawi, African Enterprise’s tailoring school enables women to do just that. This year, 20 women have...
By: Clare BrucePrime Minister Scott Morrison has spoken out about the unifying power of prayer at a prayer breakfast in Parliament House. While leading the prayers at the Parliamentary Christian Fellowship event, Mr Morrison said people on opposite sides of politics are reminded of their frailty,...