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A Perfect Match: When Individualism Meets AI Relationships
I wake up. I reach for my phone to look at an algorithm perfectly designed just for me. I put on clothes suited to ... Read More

What can the Church Learn from Taylor Swift?
Taylor Swift began her career at only 14 years of age, producing albums that dominate music streaming, and breaking records for revenue on tours.

Before cutting off a family member, ask yourself these 9 questions
For some, distance is necessary. For others, the harder — and sometimes more meaningful — work is figuring out how to stay.

Please don’t bring your whole self to work
Here’s a radical idea for the second quarter of the 21st century: please don’t bring your whole self to work.

Equity for stay-at-home parents is needed to tackle declining fertility
Australia's total fertility rate, averaging 1.48 children per woman during her childbearing years, has reached an all-time low. This figure is far below the ... Read More

Male-female differences in beliefs about marriage
New data released from the Household Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) survey suggests that there is a growing gulf in terms of ... Read More

Will Banning Under-16s from Social Media Combat Loneliness—or Make It Worse?
Author: Isabella Clarke Introduction This is a key question following the federal government’s recent ban on social media for under 16’s. Loneliness is a ... Read More

Friendship on the Frontline
Author: Sheridan Voysey Introduction When the eighty-year-long Harvard Study of Adult Development concluded, researchers in this landmark health project arrived at a dramatic conclusion. ... Read More

Healing Together: The Church’s Role in Social Prescribing
Author: Nic Mackay Overview The world’s longest-standing mental health ministry is rooted in the tale of a young Irish princess named Dymphna, who dedicated ... Read More

We need to talk about Hungary
Over the past decade, Hungary’s marriage rates have risen by 92% taking them from number 28 in Europe in 2010, almost at the bottom ... Read More