A young, self-taught baker from Adelaide’s north is turning early setbacks into a rising small-business success story, using determination, community support, and a love of sweets. Twenty-year-old Peter Griffiths, founder of Pete’s Tasty Treats, created his...
Local café brewing career paths for those with disability
Nestled in the quiet streets of Salisbury Heights, one local café is making an impact. General Store at The Heart is more than a local favourite for coffee and comfort food; it is a training ground for people living with disability, helping them gain the skills needed...
Who qualifies? Financial hardship for Support at Home participants
Older Australians who are finding it difficult to pay their aged care fees may be eligible for new and expanded financial hardship assistance. Administered by Services Australia, the scheme is designed to ensure no eligible person goes without essential care due to...
Managing the social media ban as a disabled teen
Australia’s world-first social media ban for under-16s has now taken effect, creating a noticeable shift in how young people interact online. While teens can still browse publicly available content without logging in, they can no longer maintain personal accounts,...
How Priority Care is bridging a necessary gap
As reforms continue to shape our healthcare sector, many Australians are finding that accessing support is not as immediate as they hoped for. Under the Support at Home program and NDIS framework, the process of applying for funding can take weeks, or even months. For...
The Summer Solstice: History, Meaning and the Science behind the Longest Day
As the weather warms, families gather outdoors, and communities come alive, one annual event gently reminds us of the rhythms that shape our lives, without us realising it: the Summer Solstice. Every December, Australians experience the longest day and the shortest...










