Astrid-Marie Powell is one of many teachers who are determined to not let COVID-19 stop them from teaching not only their own students, but many others too. Continue reading How one teacher is continuing to inspire her students online during COVID-19
There’s something about solitude that gets the artistic juices pumping as quarantine ushers in a new wave of creative spirit. Continue reading Inside creative minds during the solitude of self-isolation
COVID-19 is a timely reminder that we rely on the dedication, determination, and empathy of these incredible people every day. Continue reading On the front line: WHO declares 2020 Year of the Midwife and Nurse, and the timing couldn’t have been better
Dust off your lightsabers and get out the snacks, because it’s the perfect time for a Star Wars marathon. Continue reading In a galaxy far, far away …
COVID-19 has introduced us to the life of studying online, so how many of us will stick with it? Continue reading COVID-19: Will studying online become the new norm?
Anton Smirnov became Australia’s youngest ever grandmaster at just 16 years of age; his story speaks to many of the difficulties faced by Australian chess players. Continue reading What it’s like to be Australia’s best chess player
Many Australians are struggling with the impact COVID-19 has had on their active lifestyles. Continue reading A nation benched: how Aussies are coping with the ban of sports as part of COVID-19 restrictions
How the survivors of polio are facing coronavirus: a generation found vulnerable once again. Continue reading Disease knocks twice on the doors of baby boomers
Stuck inside? Si? Language apps are a productive distraction, but just how effective are they? Continue reading Language learning apps are trending amid coronavirus isolation
Many movies we have been looking forward to watching on the big screen this year have been postponed or released straight to streaming services. So where does this leave the film industry? Continue reading The impact of COVID-19 on the film industry
