Thinkers & Doers

Stephanie Alexander is a cook, a storyteller, an organiser, a gardener, an educator — and an absolute inspiration.

Writer, speaker and positive body image activist Taryn Brumfitt is opening up a global conversation about the power of loving our bodies just the way they are.

From long-haired hippie to eco entrepreneur, Malcolm Rands has had quite the journey. We find out more.

Author Bronnie Ware has inspired millions by sharing the messages of regret-free living from people who are dying, and the way she handles challenges in her own life is equally uplifting.

Adventurer Tim Cope crossed the steppes of Eurasia with his dog Tigon, three horses and the help of many kind nomads.

Geoff Jansz has been a restaurateur, a much-loved TV chef, a food writer and a farmer and, at the centre of his life, is a respect and love for food he is eager to share.

Jackie French has been the WellBeing gardening columnist for more than 20 years, but she is also an author with a burning passion for people and the land.

The words you choose when you Tweet can reveal your political leanings according to new research.

Pete Evans is undoubtedly a celebrity chef but, as our interview reveals, he has ambitions to use his status to make the world a better, healthier place.

From model to businesswoman to organic advocate and endangered species campaigner, Teisha Lowry’s story is one of a continuing search for something deeper.

Throughout five decades of political exile, the 14th Dalai Lama has spread a teaching of peace, caring and the middle way.

Mohandas Gandhi was arguably the most important Indian political and spiritual leader of the 20th century. His influence extends well beyond India to other countries and leaders, including Dr Martin Luther King and the Dalai Lama.