McCrindle’s latest research suggests that more than two in five Australian workers (45%) plan on looking for a new job in the next 12 months.

In the post-Lockdown world, we now have to use our social skills again. The acronym FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) can be adapted to HOGO (Hassle Of Going Out).

The Modern Elder Academy is hoping to change our relationship with ageing, reframing the midlife narrative from one of “crisis” to “calling”.

Faith Sosene from TV’s ‘The Voice’ received a standing ovation, a four chair turn and a ‘battle pass’ – but through it all, she’s relying on her faith.

The world is changing at a faster rate than ever before – and for Generation Z, this is the world they are being shaped in.

Instead of bolstering our arguments, ideas or products with facts, stats and data, often the best move is to ask a good question, writes Michael McQueen.

Nicolas Cage stars in a send-up of his own life, walking a fine line between parody, narcissism and the persona he has established throughout his career.

Australians feel the pinch as the Reserve Bank lifts interest rates for the first time in more than a decade. Here’s the rundown.

What things have you achieved in your life that perhaps you feel don’t deserve to be celebrated because they aren’t quite big enough?

Some people feel that apologising reveals weakness, a lack of confidence, the kind of traits that will never help you get ahead. But is that really true?

On 17 February, a team of HVK (Aid to the Oppressed Church) field workers were ambushed by 20 armed rebels.

After constant threats, Pastor Filadelfo Santos Perez has been driven from his village because of his witness for Christ.

On 17 February, a team of HVK (Aid to the Oppressed Church) field workers were ambushed by 20 armed rebels.

Mohammad converted from Islam to Christianity three years ago. As a result of his conversion, his father tried to kill him by cutting off his legs.

Listen as Maciej Wilkosz, CEO of The Voice of the Persecuted Christians (VOM Poland), interviews Ukrainian-American pastor Dmitry Bodyu, who comes from the city of Melitopol in eastern Ukraine.

Last week four masked men entered a shop and gunned down a young Coptic man in the Egyptian city of Dabaa, Matrouh Governorate.

Brothers Qasir and Amoon await the verdict of an appeal fought against their death sentence.

In February, a Christian man named Nin died, leaving behind two daughters, Neung and Nom, and a son, Ram.

“Twenty-one Christian farmers were killed by Fulani militants in four different villages of Kauru local government in Kaduna State,” locals told International Christian Concern last week.

When Amina met a missionary couple in Nyeri, a town in central Kenya, one of the first things they asked her was, “Do you know Jesus?” Amina replied that as a member of the nomadic Borana tribe, she was a Muslim.

The Modern Elder Academy is hoping to change our relationship with ageing, reframing the midlife narrative from one of “crisis” to “calling”.

Faith Sosene from TV’s ‘The Voice’ received a standing ovation, a four chair turn and a ‘battle pass’ – but through it all, she’s relying on her faith.

The world is changing at a faster rate than ever before – and for Generation Z, this is the world they are being shaped in.

Instead of bolstering our arguments, ideas or products with facts, stats and data, often the best move is to ask a good question, writes Michael McQueen.

Nicolas Cage stars in a send-up of his own life, walking a fine line between parody, narcissism and the persona he has established throughout his career.

Australians feel the pinch as the Reserve Bank lifts interest rates for the first time in more than a decade. Here’s the rundown.

What things have you achieved in your life that perhaps you feel don’t deserve to be celebrated because they aren’t quite big enough?

Some people feel that apologising reveals weakness, a lack of confidence, the kind of traits that will never help you get ahead. But is that really true?

Still on the fence for the Federal Election? Here’s a quick rundown of some of the pledges and promises of the major two parties.

No matter what generation you belong to, you’ll be replaced by the next one. There’s a much more important generation to belong to, writes Eliezer Gonzalez.