Giving the future a seat at the table
Ella Simons joined her first School Strike 4 Climate rally in primary school. Before finishing high school, she’d represented Australia at the pre-COP conference in Milan. Now, at 19, she’s taking the youth voice into the boardroom as co-CEO of Damon Gameau’s youth-led global movement, Future Council.
Turning the Page
Fresh from starring in a major new TV series and with a Silver Logie nomination to his name, Hunter Page-Lochard has teamed up with his father Stephen Page to build what may be their most ambitious project yet: creating a home for the next generation of First Nations filmmakers
A Movement, Not a Moment
From a teenager typing letters for her Aunties to improve Indigenous health access, Larissa Baldwin-Roberts is now leading a national movement for climate solutions, Treaty and First Nations justice. As we celebrate this year’s NAIDOC theme, 50 Years of Deadly, Larissa reflects on building momentum using 65,000 years of knowledge.
From Contiki to KidsXpress: the lifelong friendship behind the organisation that is changing children’s lives
Just over 20 years ago, a conversation over an $8 chicken salad resulted in a business that would go on to change the lives of thousands of children impacted by trauma. Regarded today as a pioneer in expressive therapy, KidsXpress stands as proof of what can happen when compassion meets conviction
New co-chair, Evelyn Schaber, champions a brighter future for First Nations children
“All I ask is for people to have the conversation.” Arrernte Elder Evelyn Schaber believes real reconciliation starts with listening, understanding and walking together – values at the heart of her new leadership role at Children's Ground
Vanda and Young leave an impression in Burwood
A striking new mural pays tribute to the roots of Easybeats founders and their enduring musical legacy.
Alberts launches its inaugural Reconciliation Action Plan
Built through listening, learning and collaboration, Alberts’ inaugural RAP reflects an ongoing commitment to reconciliation and meaningful partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
INXS named 2026 Ted Albert Award recipients at APRA’s 100th birthday celebrations
As APRA celebrates its 100th birthday, Alberts couldn’t be happier to see iconic Australian rock band INXS named this year’s Ted Albert Award recipients
APRA: Celebrating 100 years young
Musicians and music publishers have much to celebrate thanks to APRA, the organisation that distributes royalties and protects their copyright, and now it’s turning 100!
