Start the year on a positive note
Here's a collection of feel-good stories from around the world to start your year with
As we start a brand new year, here are some stories to get your year off on the right track.
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A New Zealand couple made a surprising discovery when they brought their Christmas tree home — three tiny hatchlings hidden in the branches. With experience in animal rescue, they fed and cared for the birds, later identifying them as greenfinches and naming them Finch, Grinch and Egg.
A new joint WHO and World Bank Global Monitoring Report shows that most countries have expanded health service coverage and reduced financial hardship from health costs since 2000.
An 81-year-old great-grandmother made history at this year’s Rhythm and Vines music festival by performing her very first live DJ set under the name DJ SuperGran, becoming the oldest artist in the festival’s lineup, challenging stereotypes about ageing, and generally having a great time!
Our planet is still facing plenty of challenges, but in the past year, more than a few good things have happened, and there have been some quiet wins.
Animals. Doing funny things. Can’t go wrong.