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We are nature.

We got a dog because I thought my husband and I needed to learn something. I wasn’t sure what that was, but I said to my husband one day that I thought we would be better human beings if we had a dog. I think what I wanted was a way to be regularly in […]

Karina Kreminski 2 July 2026

Still Here, Still Deadly, Still Fighting – NAIDOC 2026

For me, NAIDOC is about the civil and political rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It is about acknowledging our survival despite the colonial history of this continent. It is about applauding our success and celebrating our people. It is about being staunch in our sovereignty, in our identity, and in our culture. […]

Nathan Tyson 3 July 2026

What’s the Point of Education in an Age of AI?

It is not just the arrival of artificial intelligence tools, nor the debates about cheating, assessment, or screen time. It is something deeper — a cultural message that young people are absorbing long before educators have found the language to respond to it. That message sounds something like this: Artificial intelligence will soon do everything you […]

4 July 2026

Living the Life She Sells Online

Review: Yesteryear, Caro Claire Burke, Fourth Estate Natalie is a tradwife influencer living on a farm called ‘Yesteryear’. She has millions of Instagram followers who watch her feed chickens, raise a brood of children and bake bread in her old-style kitchen filled with glass jars and carefully curated clutter. What the followers don’t see are […]

Nick Mattiske 6 July 2026

The Towel and the Basin

For most of the last sixteen centuries, Christian leaders could assume something that no longer holds. They could assume that the surrounding culture shared their basic convictions. That the church sat near the center of public life, its voice respected, its buildings prominent, its leaders granted a seat at the table. To lead in the […]

Graham Joseph Hill 7 July 2026

Sacred and Grounded Rituals that we Crave

Standing in front of my glass sliding doors facing my balcony I looked out over the view. I have always loved the urbanscape and now here it was right at my doorstep for me to look at any time I wanted to. I had recently moved into a tiny unit in the city – I […]

Karina Kreminski 8 July 2026

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