For over a decade, the NDIS has been more than a system. It has been a promise—that people living with disability, and the families who support them, would not have to walk their path alone. Right now, that promise feels uncertain. With recent changes tightening budgets, moving toward functional capacity assessments, and shifting more responsibility…
Over the past fortnight, motorists across Queensland and Australia have watched in dismay as fuel prices have skyrocketed. The national average has jumped sharply, with many South East Queensland service stations now hitting 229.9c per litre or higher. As a result, the daily commute is rapidly becoming a major financial burden. Fuelled by the volatile…
The landscape of aged care in Australia has fundamentally shifted. As recently highlighted by The Senior in their coverage of the new Support at Home program, the Australian Government has introduced a streamlined approach to help older Australians live independently, safely, and comfortably in their own homes for longer. The initiative, which replaces the previous…
We often hear people lament the loss of the “good old days.” You know the ones—where front doors were left unlocked, kids played cricket in the street until the street-lights came on, and you knew every neighbour’s name (and probably their dog’s name, too). There is a collective nostalgia for that sense of the “village”—a…
The RBA just tightened the screws again. Here is how your community can help you pay the mortgage without cancelling life. It’s the news no Aussie homeowner with a mortgage wanted to hear: the RBA has lifted the official cash rate by another 0.25%. While a quarter of a percent might sound small on paper,…
As we reach the third Monday of January, we hit the date often labelled “Blue Monday”. This year, it falls on January 19, 2026. Traditionally, this day has been branded the “saddest day of the year” — a perfect storm of post-holiday fatigue, darker weather, and the arrival of Christmas credit card bills. While the…
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the kind of community I’d like to live in, and more importantly, the kind of community I want to raise my kids in. My personal vision is a neighbourhood that’s truly connected. A place where we are aware of the people living around us, where support for each…
We need to be honest about where our time goes. Social media started with a promise of connection, but over the years, it has evolved into something very different. Today, it is largely a platform for entertainment, news, and advertising. While there is nothing wrong with entertainment, the business model behind these “free” platforms relies…
Sometimes the Smallest Help Is the Biggest Thing There’s a particular moment most of us remember. A time someone stepped in. A time something small changed everything. It might have been someone watching your children when you were exhausted. A neighbour mowing your lawn when you were sick. A friend who showed up with food…
Asking for help shouldn’t feel awkward. And yet, too often, we struggle to reach out – even for the smallest things. Mind For Me was built to make support easy, natural, and part of everyday life. Whether you’re hoping for an occasional helping hand or eager to build stronger neighbourhood connections, getting started takes just…
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