Parenting
‘It’s not a voucher’: This is how Queensland’s $100 back-to-school bonus will work
When a school hat costs $90, the payment, which will not be handed directly to families as a voucher, might not stretch far.
- Felicity Caldwell
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Baby brain: Why MAGA’s pro-natalist plans are ill-conceived
Unless you’re on a one-man mission like “procreator-in-chief” Elon Musk, efforts to deliver a wider boom either fail or cost a fortune.
- The Economist
- Analysis
- South Korea
Carissa used to look at the moon and wonder if her mother could see it too - she never found out
Carissa Smith finally made the journey to Seoul last year, seeking answers about who she was. But her hopes were dashed by a woman holding a manila folder, and hiding words with a ruler.
- Lisa Visentin
When it comes to talking to teens about sex, this is the approach to avoid
If your only strategy is to try and stop them, then it is doomed to fail.
- Ita O'Brien
Billionaire to leave fortune to 100 children he’s fathered
Pavel Durov has just written his will – and won’t let his children touch his fortune for 30 years.
- Matthew Field
- Opinion
- Family holidays
Banning adults-only hotels is insane. Most children are intolerable
As a stressed adult, I have a list of things that relax me on holiday, and the presence of children isn’t one of them.
- Mark C. O’Flaherty
After three days with my family, I feel my childhood self returning. Why does this happen?
I found myself going quiet, retreating into my chair. The crushingly shy, passive version of myself I’d long thrown off was threatening to reappear.
- Anna Snoekstra
- Opinion
- Sunday Life
Teaching your teenager to drive is terrifying (for more reasons than the obvious ones)
As I hold on – white-knuckle to the door handle and my emotions – I remember that this is just another milestone.
- Jo Stanley
‘Schools become a prison’: Parents must take responsibility for truancy, expert says
Parents and schools need to take an entirely new approach to school absenteeism, an academic says.
- Noel Towell and Caroline Schelle
How to get the most out of parent-teacher interviews when your child is there
Student-led conferences, where your child leads the conversation about their learning, can feel a little awkward. Getting the most from your 10-minute chat requires preparation and poise.
- Jenna Guillaume
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