Jordan and Cinda celebrated their engagement at Cottesloe Beach, surrounded by loved ones. The evening was marked by joy, warmth, and a sense of family. Their deep connection reflects respect and playfulness, signaling a bright future built on love and commitment. … More A Celebration of Love & Family
War abroad does not resolve inflation, healthcare pressure, or economic strain at home — and history warns that the real risk begins the day after regime change. … More Regime Change in Iran…Again?
During Black History Month, Trump spread racist depictions of the Obamas and distorted the narrative of race and slavery in America. His actions reflect a transactional leadership style that prioritizes loyalty and power, undermining democracy and civil rights. Symbolism alone cannot effectual reform. … More No One Should be Surprised
First day back in Western Australia after a wonderful trip to Goa, India. A simple reset to my Australian way of life: a 2km morning walk around Applecross that ended up being a 3km walk. A nice walk through quiet, safe streets of our apartment in Applecross with filtered light through the trees, the calm … More A Nice Trip Overseas…Now it is Time to Reset
Experience the heartwarming tale of sisters reuniting in Goa, showcasing how connection and resilience transcend time and distance. … More Three Sisters, Three Lives, Still Connected
We are called: The Lucky Country I was born in America, and I still carry a deep love for it. But Australia is home. It’s Australia Day, and I’m proud to be Australian—not because the country is perfect, but because it keeps trying to be better. Over the years I’ve spent here, I’ve learned a … More Australia Day 2026
Process, Technology, and the Responsibility of the Citizen Democratic systems rarely collapse in a single moment. They erode through weakened processes and technologies that reward spectacle over truth. When institutions hollow out and citizens disengage, power consolidates. The response is not abstract: recognise the transformation, trust actions over rhetoric, and participate. In Part 1, I … More Chaos: The New Normal in America (Part 2)
Leadership, Culture, and the Architecture of Change America is not experiencing temporary chaos — it is undergoing a deliberate transformation. Leadership norms are being dismantled and culture is being rewritten so that cruelty, domination, and division are reframed as strength. This is not accidental. It is how systems change when power is determined to endure. … More Chaos: The New Normal in America (Part 1)
The authors describe their retirement as a gradual, intentional transition rather than a sudden change. Years of planning allowed them to embrace new experiences, cultivating a satisfying life filled with curiosity and appreciation, highlighting the richness of this new phase. … More Workaholics now in Recovery
The author reflects on moving to Pemberton, Western Australia, highlighting its beauty and the local craftsmanship exemplified by furniture maker Andrew Kristoffersson. They express gratitude for his skill and the meaningful furniture they commissioned, emphasizing the importance of supporting local artisans. … More Settling In: Supporting Local Craftsmanship
Being Arthur 