Thinkers & Doers

Seven years sober: A journey of self-discovery, resilience, and the courage to choose an authentic, judgment-free life.

Meet Jacinta Parsons, a woman of many hats — broadcaster, writer, public speaker, mother and autoimmune disease survivor. In the unravelling of her identity, she discovers the power to redefine herself anew.

Josh Gilbert is a Worimi man and a well-known climate and environmental advocate, who has bridged the climate change and agricultural discussion to lead one of the first proactive, international climate change motions.

Discover the artist’s journey into creating textured, nature-inspired artworks and the link between creativity and mindfulness.

Journalist Elfy Scott grew up rarely speaking about her mother’s schizophrenia. Years on, she’s broken the silence to break down taboos and stigma about complex mental health conditions.

In sharing her story, Insight host Kumi Taguchi learned the importance of holding a safe space for people to feel vulnerable and tell their truth.

Spend 10 minutes with our Paradigm Shifters, the people who are shaping the ideas that will take us into the future. Meet Claire O’Rourke, an author, environmentalist and advocate for helping Australians take action on climate change.

Businesswoman and ultramarathon runner Mina Guli has completed hundreds of marathons all over the world demanding action on the global water crisis. This is her story.

What do you get when you mix a joy for living with a belief in humanity, a sharp conscience, a passion for nature, a gift for words and the soul of an adventurer? You get Anne Casey, expatriate Irishwoman, now Australian resident of some decades, and an award-winning poet who produces heart-warming, mind-shifting work.

We sat with the founder of Nature Care College, Catherine McEwan to celebrate 50 years of being at the forefront of natural therapies.

Embracing a low- or no-alcohol lifestyle can result in a greater state of wellbeing. Here are our top tips to help you minimise alcohol consumption.

When Natalie Kyriacou first entered the business world, she was frequently dismissed — working in the environmental sector was commonly viewed as “fluff” work. Now a multi-award-winning founder and CEO, she is determined to help educate and empower young people about wildlife conservation.