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International Men’s Day: It’s Time to Rethink How We Talk About Men’s Mental Health
On this International Men’s Day, reach out. Check in with a mate, talk to a father, hug a brother, ask how someone’s really doing – and mean it.
How a personal loss sparked a mission and a movement
After losing a mentor to suicide, Mike Charter helped spark Gotcha4Life – a movement built on connection, purpose and the belief that no one should struggle alone.
What they forgot to teach us at school
School taught us many things, but not how to manage our emotions, connect deeply or cope with setbacks. Belinda Elworthy explores why that must change.
When you work in mental fitness but forget your own
Gotcha4Life CEO, Belinda Elworthy, reflects on neglecting her own mental fitness and how a simple monthly self check-in helped her reset, refocus and strengthen her emotional muscles.
From bar banter to a national lifeline: Why mateship needs a reboot
Mateship once defined Australia, but new research shows it’s fading fast. James Wright explores why real connection matters now more than ever – and how to rebuild it.
What does prevention really mean and why does it matter?
Prevention in mental health is harder to measure, but is vital. Discover why long-term investment, stronger frameworks and broader measures are key to lasting change.
What price are you willing to pay to be successful?
Chasing success can come at a cost. Jacob Muller shares how he rediscovered balance, purpose, and connection through a simple ritual: the Wednesday Waffle.

