The Good News Movement

The Good News Movement is a platform dedicated to spreading positivity and uplifting news from around the world. Founded by journalist Ivy McGregor, the website shares stories highlighting acts of kindness, human resilience, community efforts, and inspiring breakthroughs in areas such as health, education, and social justice. The platform aims to counterbalance the overwhelming negativity often found in mainstream media by offering content that restores faith in humanity and encourages hope.

Regarding its relationship to providing uplifting news, The Good News Movement serves as a source of inspiration and optimism, showcasing stories that celebrate the goodness in people and the progress being made in various fields. By curating heartwarming and motivational content, the site seeks to foster a sense of connection, gratitude, and empowerment among its readers. It also emphasizes the importance of amplifying positive narratives to inspire action and create a more compassionate world. Through its focus on uplifting stories, it provides a refreshing alternative to traditional news outlets, reminding readers that there is much good happening in the world worth celebrating.

We are on a big mission to bring more positivity into the world and demonstrate to the mainstream media that there is an audience for good news
The Good News Movement
  1. When motor neurone disease left Sarah Ezekiel unable to speak, her children only knew her through a robotic voice. For 25 years, communication was limited to eye-gaze technology and synthetic speech. Now, thanks to AI and just eight seconds of old audio, Sarah can hear her real voice again and so can her children. “After such a long time, I couldn’t really remember my voice. When I first heard...
  2. An ABC reporter who sustained a life-altering spinal cord injury at the age of 19 is hand-cycling his way from Perth to Sydney, aiming to raise $1million for spinal cord injury research.
  3. The city has followed a targeted road safety strategy that deprioritises cars in transport planning.
  4. A group of people of all ages are coming together in Sydney's Inner West, drawn by a love of LEGO and the connection it builds.
  5. A group of people of all ages are coming together in Sydney's Inner West, drawn by a love of LEGO and the connection it builds.
  6. The world's most powerful quantum computer could be just a year away.
  7. Scientists in Singapore have developed a new type of passive cooling paint, that could potentially help keep homes cool, by essentially allowing a house to ‘sweat’.
  8. Scientists in Singapore have developed a new type of passive cooling paint, that could potentially help keep homes cool, by essentially allowing a house to ‘sweat’.
  9. A Lithuanian adventurer is telling his story after becoming trapped in Tasmania's Franklin River with his leg between rocks in fast-moving rapids.
  10. When Cara Melia’s mum Wendy passed away at 51, she still carried an unfulfilled dream, to travel the world. Cara, determined to honour that wish, placed some of her mum’s ashes in a bottle with a simple note: “This is my mum. Throw her back in – she’s travelling the world.”