Surviving abuse: Debra Barry’s story
Debra Barry thought the abuse she had routinely endured was normal until the age of 14.
I am
Described as the ‘greatest pharmaceutical disaster in history’, the Thalidomide morning-sickness pill tragically changed the lives of many families.
Time for more than recognition
Nasuven Enares calls on the Australian Government to offer Australian South Sea Islanders the same benefits as Indigenous Australians, minus land rights.
I am more than you see
I am happy I am me… warts and all.
It is what it is
Marlena Katene is an average young woman with the usual dreams, hopes and fears. Marlena also has what she calls a “unique point of difference”.
The ‘4 Ingredients’ to success
It was in the beachside community of the Sunshine Coast, an hour north of Brisbane, that Kim McCosker started her thriving cookbook business.
Jaxxon: becoming a man
Jaxxon Chilli is a transgender man with an “unbelievably amazing life”.
Tristram: Powerchair Footballer
As the Australian Socceroos hope to qualify for the World Cup, athlete Tristram Peters is hoping to compete internationally in the Powerchair Football Championships.
Stories from Australians with a refugee background
Real people respond to the rhetorical questions of why asylum seekers come here and what they contribute to the community.
Ceezy: The story of a young Cook Island musician
Ceezy is an emerging hip hop and R’n’B artist who performs regularly in and around his community.
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