The Bright Side

Not being able to see the singers is no obstacle for blind choir conductor Julee-Anne Bell.

When an out-of-control bushfire tore through an egg farm in south-west WA, nearly 50 chickens were left badly burnt and in shock.

Most snorkellers get excited when they see colourful fish, curious turtles, or pretty coral.

A choir for people living with dementia and their families and friends started as an experiment.

At 90 years young, great grandmother Valerie Mouritz is running a large wildlife park in the West Australian Wheatbelt.

Brenda Norman isn’t your average high school PE teacher.

Despite one in five Australians living with a disability, the jobless rate for people with disabilities remains stubbornly high.

For four NDIS recipients living with a disability, a generous donation has given them the chance to live independently. 

The REAL project brings the experience of retired Australians together with high school students to solve some of society's greatest ills.

When professional ballerina Maari Gray returned to dance after a 30-year hiatus, she felt her mind and body were working with a cohesion she’d never experienced before.