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Grace Tame
Australian of the Year 2021
Advocate for survivors of sexual assault and #LetHerSpeak campaigner.
Inspiring Australians
Jo Stanley
Journalist, Jo Stanley, talks about how comedy launched her career path in radio, the missing piece in conversations around gender equality and starting her own radio station, Broad Radio.
Mariam Veiszadeh
Mariam Veiszadeh, one of Australia's leading social justice advocates, talks about going from teenage outcast to fighting for equal opportunity, diversity and inclusion for all.
Grace Brennan
Grace Brennan talks about the impact #buyfromthebush and the pandemic had on rural businesses, and the story that should be told about life in the country.
Mental health and wellbeing
The case for connecting: why reaching out is so important for mental health
Men are more likely to stay silent about mental health issues. Staying connected to your friends could save their lives.
How to connect when everyone feels out of reach
COVID-19 might be keeping us separated physically, but Australians have made a huge effort to stay in touch.
The vital link to maintain for good mental health
Loneliness is common, even without a pandemic. It’s more important than ever to make the effort to stay connected.
Disaster support
How prepared are you and your business in the face of disaster?
Emergencies like bushfires, drought and flood can have a devastating impact on communities and local businesses. That’s why Australia Post is partnering with Australian Red Cross to help them prepare for and recover from disasters.
Helping Australian communities heal and recover from natural disasters
Recovering from a natural disaster takes resilience, strategic thinking and above all, the power of community. John Richardson from Australian Red Cross talks about his experience on the ground.
Literacy
Delivering books and literacy opportunities to remote Indigenous communities
Children’s books are scarce and literacy levels are significantly lower in rural Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. A three-year partnership between Australia Post and the Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) aims to help change that.
Isobelle Carmody: Celebrating the personal touch of a handwritten letter
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a significant toll on many Australian small business owners. Whether you're dealing with changes in revenue, operating, safety or demand, Beyond Blue shares why mental health and wellbeing should be a priority for you and your team.
The role of cultural identity in building a love of reading
This NAIDOC Week, Australia Post’s partnership with the Indigenous Literacy Foundation aims to provide better access to books and learning opportunities for children in remote Indigenous communities.
Supporting communities
We help Australians connect with each other and the world.
How Minus18 is connecting and empowering LGBTQIA+ youth
Minus18, a 2019 Australia Post Community Grant recipient, is creating safe and empowering spaces for Australia’s LGBTIQA+ youth community. As part of our Inspiring Australians series, we talk to them about how they’ve used the grant to expand the voice for LGBTIQ+ youth and help this community thrive.
How Reclink Australia uses sport to improve the lives of those experiencing poor mental health
Reclink Australia, an Australia Post 2020 Community Grant recipient, is helping people connect through inclusive sports programs like Street Games. This social inclusion program is improving the lives of people experiencing disadvantage and poor mental health.
How Reynard St Neighbourhood House is helping people connect through gardening
When Reynard Street Neighbourhood House received a 2019 Australia Post Community Grant, they launched a gardening program for their community. Hannah Evans, the Volunteer and Training Coordinator, talks about growing friendships, confidence and delicious produce.
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We help Australians connect with each other and the world.
