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Grandparent, Linda Paku treating her granddaughters, Ruby,7 and Ellie, 4 to milkshakes at Glenelg North SA. Pictured on 11th September 2025. Picture: Ben Clark

Family food fights: Grandparents cop snack flak but help is at hand

Food has become a generational flashpoint in Aussie families, as grandparents spoil their grandkids with too many snacks. Are ‘unicorn noodles’ and ‘rainbow celery’ the answer?

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‘Ate and left no crumbs’: Frances Whiting deciphers Gen Z vocab

A Gen X mum shares her love for Gen Z’s creative vocabulary, from ‘bussin’ to ‘slay’, after eavesdropping on her children’s conversations.

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‘Stain on my soul’: Grieving Dad’s plea over social media ban

A devastated father is warning parents to be aware of possible loopholes in the new social media age restriction law – and how they can stop their kids getting around them.

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The coronavirus has shut its first school in Victoria. Carey Baptist Grammar School has shut after it was confirmed a staff member has been diagnosed with the coronavirus. Other than a few cars entering the school the place is empty of of the normal school day activities. . Picture: Sarah Matray

Carey Grammar settles historic abuse claim ten days before trial

Carey Grammar has settled a historical abuse claim brought by a former student, who alleged she was abused by a former teacher and another man, not long before the trial was set to begin.

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How to choose Year 12 subjects

Picking “easy” subjects in the hope of an high ATAR or keeping options open with a broad range of subjects could backfire on students, a career expert warns.

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How internet addiction affects your child’s brain

New Australian research has shown the shocking lifelong effects of internet addiction on teenagers as they grow into adulthood. SEE HOW YOU CAN PROTECT YOUR CHILD

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Learning instruments should be fun, not torture

Teachers have been sending children home with recorders for decades in the hope that it will get them interested in music. But for parents, it can feel like more pain than it’s worth.

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Why schoolkids are rejecting Shakespeare

A poll has found students don’t consider Shakespeare’s works relevant. Which begs the question: should they be dropped from the Australian school curriculum? VOTE, HAVE YOUR SAY

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Five ways to get an edge after uni

University graduates need to find ways to stand out from the crowd as they move into the job market — and it can be as simple as saying “yes”.

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How to pick the right school for your child

Location, values and affordability — there are many factors to weigh up when trying to find the appropriate school for your child. Parenting expert Dr Judith Locke shares her tips to help you make the ideal choice.

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Disturbing reality of teen ‘banter’ exposed

Kids are telling each other to commit suicide, wishing murder upon others or telling them to drown, a disturbing Flinders study reveals. But it’s far from harmless ribbing.

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High school survival guide for parents

Nerves, new uniforms and “nude lunches” – starting Year 7 is a steep learning curve, and that’s just for the parents. Here are our top tips for how to make the transition easier for you and your child.

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Young Australians struggling with loneliness

Almost half of young people feel like they sometimes or always have no one to turn to, but in situations like starting uni it’s important to know they are not alone — and how to reach out.

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Survival guide for Year 12 exam study

Hit the books without hitting the wall, with expert advice on planning your study, combating stress and staying focused on your learning and goals.

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