YEARS AFTER REUNION.
Over recent years there have been many shows on TV about adoptees and birth families finding one another. It makes heartwarming watchable TV. Who doesn’t love a story about loss and reunion, witnessing mothers and adult child...
Zara Phillips
Grief is often framed as something to resolve, a wound that must heal so that life can move forward. The cultural language surrounding loss reflects this expectation—people (us) are told to find closure, to move on, to reach a point where pain no l...
Mark J. Chironna, PhD
Cultural malaise has become a defining feature of our time—an undercurrent of anxiety, restlessness, and disconnection that pervades both public discourse and private lives. Many feel unmoored, caught between old certainties that no longer hold and...
Mark J. Chironna, PhD
Discover how Shell Card simplifies business fuel expenses, reduces paperwork, and offers rewards, all while supporting your sustainability goals – ideal for small businesses and fleet operators.
Car fleets are the backbone of many Australian busine...
Metropolitan Digital
Now, in what Jung called the afternoon of life, I find myself reflecting on the shape of my journey with a clarity that was impossible in youth. The morning was about ascent—building, striving, proving—but the afternoon invites a different work, on...
Mark Chironna PhD
The start of the year can bring fresh opportunities, but for some Australian workers, it also comes with job uncertainty. February marks the end of summer, and as businesses assess their staffing needs after the holiday season, redundancy can becom...
Metropolitan Digital
President Donald Trump speaks during a Hanukkah reception at the White House in 2019.AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta