The event will raise funds for SEQ K9 Rescue - a no-kill non-profit charity that has rescued 2159 dogs Australia-wide from death row since its inception in 2015.

A Hervey Bay 78-year-old woman with health challenges has come out of retirement to help support the homeless and Aussie businesses, as one-third of tourism businesses fear they will be forced to close in the next three months.

A NEW crisis is spreading globally with doctors and patients, called Pandemic Fatigue, according to Dr Olivia Ong, who is hosting a free webinar on September 16 to help people reduce burnout.

A NEW compilation book sharing light among the darkness of Covid and celebrating World Humanitarian Day will launch on August 27.

A NEW Gold Coast initiative that allows video editing to be done while live streaming has won the top business award at the Gold Coast Techstars Startup Weekend.

A UNIQUE arts exhibition will open at One Arts Gallery in Surfers Paradise on March 5 to celebrate our Gold Coast Covid-19 medical heroes.

While Valentine’s Day is celebrated as a day of joy and romance, many single people spend the day feeling lonely, depressed and suicidal. Here's how to shift that...

A Gold Coast matchmaking service has found more people pursuing their love dreams since Covid as it celebrates 25 years in business on November 6, 2020.

The event aims to encourage people to take action for animals, even in small ways. You can do this by making healthy choices while shopping – buying cruelty-free; reducing your consumption of animal products or becoming vegetarian or vegan.

WHILE many businesses have closed on the Gold Coast during the pandemic, a new unique venue will officially launch on October 1 to help event-based businesses which have been stuck or restricted to go global.

A Brisbane holistic life coach/ author is a finalist in two of the 2020 AusMumpreneur Awards for the great work she does helping mothers and children overcome education hurdles and challenges.

Bundaberg to Darwin road trip from July 13 to October 25, 2020, helps locals prosper after Covid-19

Welcome to the good news crusade and here’s to spreading more good news worldwide to help decrease depression, anxiety and suicide rates and lift people’s spirits.

BUSINESSES will not survive the COVID-19 crisis if they don’t change the way they operate.

A Gold Coast doctor says people are worrying themselves sick from fear due to COVID-19 and recommends simple strategies to help prevent developing the virus.