What We Believe In

There are lives that stretch across decades and still leave barely a mark. Then there are lives like Jan Bytnar’s: brief, brave, unfinished — and impossible to forget. He was only twenty-one when he died. Twenty-one. An age many Australians associate with university deadlines, first full-time jobs, road trips, share houses, awkward birthdays, and the…

Afghanistan, a nation long scarred by conflict, political turmoil, and natural disasters, now faces an insidious enemy that is invisible but devastating—hunger. The BBC News documentary, “Extreme hunger forces Afghans to make impossible choices”, covered by Yogita Lomai in Ghor province, captures a haunting reality that is both deeply harrowing and heartbreakingly human. In the…

Each year on 25 April, Australians pause to honour the Anzacs — the men and women who served, suffered, and in many cases made the ultimate sacrifice in wars that have shaped our nation. Anzac Day is etched deeply into our national identity, a day of remembrance that transcends the pages of history books to…

When most people think about cyber risk, they imagine shadowy hackers, sophisticated malware, or headline-grabbing data breaches.The reality is far less dramatic — and far more uncomfortable. The biggest cyber risk facing small and medium enterprises, including professional services and law firms, isn’t advanced attackers.It’s everyday human behaviour. Habits.Shortcuts.Assumptions. The small decisions made dozens of…