Amber Wemyss

During one of the most strict lockdown periods around the world, Melbourne-based photographer Jude van Daalen was determined to help other feel more connected. Together with her neighbour, journalist Belinda Jackson, they were able to bring smiles to people’s faces even in the toughest of times...

A mother has shared a warning to other parents after her five-year-old son’s lifeless body was pulled from pool. Maribeth Leeson had thought her boy would be safe at the party surrounded by adults. But after being distracted by her daughter the unthinkable happened.

After losing her younger brother in incredibly tragic circumstances, Jennifer McGrath, 41, thought she’d never get to be au aunty. Then, after taking a DNA test, her life changed in the best way possible

After facing unimaginable loss following the tragic death of her loved ones, Erin Stoffel-Ullmer knew she had to stay strong for her youngest children. Connecting through shared grief with a friend, she learned to love again.

After her daughter was given a devastating diagnosis, Olivia Clark knew little Luna was in for a long and difficult journey. Now, aged four, her brave girl is defying doctor’s expectations.

After a backyard accident almost claimed the life of Donna Barbour, she was grateful to be alive. But what happened next was a series of unimaginable discoveries that ultimately saved her life.

When Niki Noh’s little girl Tinsley complained she had an earache, she had no idea how it could turn her girl’s world upside down. Tinsley was diagnosed with sepsis and had to fight for her life. The only way to save her, was to amputate her limbs. Despite her setbacks, Tinsley is now thriving!

When Liv Gard received the news that her dad was unwell, she was devastated. He’d always been the type of person to give others the shirt off his back. So, together with her husband, Charlie, they hatched a clever plan to help the man that had given so much of himself to others.

Growing up on a farm, Shandelle Peters always adored animals of all shapes and sizes. Then, two years ago, she found a best mate in the unlikeliest of places - with her pet alpaca!

A 68-year-old Nigerian woman has become a mother for the first time after welcoming twins last week through IVF. Margarett Adenuga and her husband Noah, 70, had been trying to have children for the last 43 years with no success.