Harry Vanda releases first solo single, Devil Loose
Six decades after he co-founded one of Australia’s most celebrated bands, the Easybeats, Harry Vanda has released his first single.
Meet Rebecca van Herk, the guardian angel helping natural disaster-affected communities find healing
For communities devastated by natural disasters such as floods and bushfires the trauma may not emerge until years afterwards, which is when the work of KidsXpress’s senior trauma consultant and psychologist Rebecca van Herk really begins
Hitting the high notes: Meet Support Act’s new First Nations program manager
As the music industry gears up for Music in the House – the annual music fest that celebrates and raises crucial funds for industry not-for-profit Support Act – we introduce the newest member of the Support Act team, First Nations program manager Catherine Satour
“You’re a disgrace” – and other memorable moments from Damon Gameau’s new film, ‘Future Council’
Director Damon Gameau joined eight fierce young climate champions on a world-changing mission, and the cameras were rolling - here's what you won't see on screen
Alberts announces its new chair
Alberts is thrilled to announce the appointment of Gabrielle Trainor AO as incoming chair of Albert Group Services, succeeding Sam Mostyn AC who stepped down last April after being named Governor-General of Australia.
A school like no other: How Ngutu College is transforming young lives through culture and creativity
This trailblazing South Australian school is rewriting the rules with First Nations culture at its core
A decade of Solid Ground: Empowering the next generation of First Nations artists & leaders
Transforming young students' lives by connecting First Nations youth with culture and pathways to creative careers
One man’s journey of trauma, resilience and hope
The spirit of National Reconciliation Week shines through the leadership of Children’s Ground founder William Tilmouth
From legacy to leadership: the rise of impact-driven family offices and foundations
Climate change, seismic economic shifts, AI, geopolitics and war are all contributing to a looming crisis threatening global stability in ways not seen since the 1930s. Speaking at the Impact Investment Summit, author Viktor Shvets referred to this period as ‘the twilight before the storm’, after which a new world will emerge.
Sisters, aunties and Elders share their stories of hope and strength
From the remote community of Roebourne in the West Australian Pilbara to Australia’s most prestigious stage, the Sydney Opera House, comes Punkaliyarra, an immersive experience where First Nations elders, aunties and emerging leaders share stories of resilience, hope, strength and the change-making power of Aboriginal matriarchal leadership, in the lead-up to International Women’s Day
