From little things, big things grow
Hundreds of years ago, wetlands in the Hunter region abounded with flora and fauna.
Shelter from the storm
Jess Storey always planned to live on her own, but the cost of the private rental market left her needing a more affordable arrangement.
Friends in need
We do not need academic evidence to realise that COVID-19 isolation resulting from quarantine, community restrictions, and social distancing, is triggering mental health challenges.
Food Talk
Looking out the window of the kitchen at St Joseph’s High School, Aberdeen, is a sight to behold.
School sews stewardship seeds
For students at St Mary's Catholic College, Gateshead, celebrating the glory of creation is not limited to September.
Perpetual Day of Remembrance
The Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle marks the Perpetual Day of Remembrance on 15 September. This day came about following the launch of Lina’s Project in 2017, a survivor-led event the Diocese facilitated and which can still be viewed on YouTube.
Muddy knees and climbing trees
Reggio Emilia-informed contemporary theories and research hold the environment as the “third teacher” behind families and educators.
Attractive prospect awaits
Many of us are now making the most of any opportunity to leave our home-based COVID-19 social isolation and enjoy fresh air, sunshine, and the sense of space outdoors.
