Sue Davies daily joins the other “heroes” of the hydro pool as part of her rehabilitation and determination to walk again. Words Bryce Davies My lovely wife, Sue, has had some trouble re...
Little yellow triangles: Following the right markers on the trek of life words Belinda Davis Recently, in accordance with COVID-19 restrictions, my husband and I decided to go bushwalking in the...
Words Claire Hill Imagine you’re relaxing at a barbecue with friends and your host suddenly turns to you and says, “Let’s talk about money. How are your finances?” If you f...
Words Simone Worthing “As humans, we need social interaction,” says Karla Milner, clinical psychologist with The Salvation Army in Tasmania. “This involves seeing people, r...
Routine is vital to a positive outlook Words Simone Worthing “I feel constantly anxious and fearful, even if it’s just below the surface, and I’m always exhausted.” “...
Giving time to others makes the world go around Words Jennifer Short My parents both had heroin-dependency issues when I was a little girl. Our neighbours owned a bakery, and I remember going next doo...
Words of hope for the weary and broken Words Sandra Pawar Suffering with mental health problems is a serious matter. It is something that can affect our whole being, sometimes for days and weeks at a...
Coping through COVID-19: Finding hope and meaning in the pandemic Words Simone Worthing October is National Mental Health Month in Australia. An initiative of the Mental Health Foundation Austra...
Salvos free Karim from 'diplomatic prison' Karim* came to Australia after being offered a well-paid role in Canberra as the private driver for a diplomat from his home country. He agreed to take the j...
Salvo Trevor Russell at helm of Australia’s fight against modern slavery Words Simone Worthing “I like to think that policing is a calling for me as part of my faith,” said Detect...