Amy is a WORLD contributor and a graduate of World Journalism Institute and Fresno Pacific University. She taught middle school English before homeschooling her own children. She lives in Geelong, Australia, with her husband and the two youngest of their seven kids.
Australian processing plant takes dirty wool and makes it clean
Deal to offer policing for Solomon Islands has Western nations worried
Wool is at the center of Australia’s geopolitical relationships with China and India
An Australian shepherd reflects on 30 years of raising and shearing sheep
Small, rural church buildings without congregations are being sold to support growing churches
Bell ringers in Australia are keeping a 17th century tradition alive
Amy Lewis, Erica Kwong, Jenny Lind Schmitt, Onize Oduah | Countries around the world implement different measures to adapt to the pandemic
A special sports day in Australia gives people with disabilities a chance to play
Legal assisted suicide makes it difficult to address the big questions with terminally ill patients
