How far is it to the edge?  At some point business and community is going to clash if one keeps pushing the other. More >>

Australian's of the Year, our leading lights for 2011, are right up our ally.  Simon McKeon, a social entrepreneur, equal rights campaigner Professor Ron McCallum and round the world sailer Jessica Watson.  Local Hero of the Year is Donald Ritchie who lives near The Gap in Sydney, a notorious location for people intent on ending their lives by jumping off the cliff. Three men concerned with social issues and a young lady from Queensland. More >>

Where does the balance lie for material and psychological need in times of natural disaster?  More >>

When Bettina suggested we construct a labyrinth it immediately sent my neurons firing off in all directions ( read ' I thought it was a good idea')!
It was the art project that finally surfaced from all that activity up there in my head.  But that was only the start of it (and may well be the end of me)  – imagine a 6m x 6m canvas!  More >>

My inner voices are never silent. I am not good at meditating. I know it's so good against stress and hence such a healthy activity. Unfortunately I'm so tightly wound my inner voices never shut up - even in the lotus position. Labyrinth's unlike mazes have no dead ends. Walking it is a 'no-brainer' - one path to the centre and out again. As you walk a labyrinth turning 180 degrees each time you enter a different circuit your brain starts to relax and you feel increasingly calm and centred.  More >>