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Black market grades: Students in $40-per-hour secret cheat scandal

$200 for a 5000-word assignment. $80 for a presentation. Aussie university students are being lured by organised black market cheating services. But is the risk worth the reward?

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NETWORK SPECIAL. NO AUS, NO NEWS.COM , PLEASE CONTACT NETWORK PICTURE DESK BEFORE PUBLISHING. , Mother Charlotte Byrne with her children Leah, 25, Sebastian, 18, and Ivy 13 from Victoria. Their surname is Anderson-Byrne. Charlotte has started investing online for her kids so they can start building wealth early. Picture: Supplied

How Aussie parents are turning $29 into $10,000 for their kids

Mum-of-three Charlotte Byrne is helping her kids invest for the future with a new tactic that other parents are using. See what you can earn and try our savings calculator.

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Presenter Angela Nicole at Scots College, Albury.

How this school is switching kids’ self-loathing into self-esteem

Many teenagers view themselves negatively, but one co-ed school is making a big change to help girls discover self-worth and teach boys what masculinity really means.

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Tarryn Stokes, winner of The Voice 2023, talking about her late diagnosis of ADHD and how her life changed after that point (2021) for a story about teen girls slipping under the radar. Picture: Josie Hayden

ADHD is often missed in teen girls – but it can become a superpower

The Voice winner Tarryn Stokes was only diagnosed with ADHD as an adult. Now she wants teen girls to understand how getting help can transform their lives.

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What parents should do every day to get kids school ready

What parents should do every day to get kids school ready

Experts have revealed the simple things parents can do to get their children school ready, as a new report reveals which kids fall behind.

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little schoolgirl with headache holding her head with hands stands at the blackboard school stress for lauren martyn jones story insight

NAPLAN doing as much damage as the cane: Explosive new claims

A veteran high school teacher and author has warned that one day we’ll look back on NAPLAN and ATAR results, and our current “obsession” with data, with as much disdain as we now have for the cane.

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Happy kid Back to school. Child little girl with bag go to elementary school. Child of primary school. Pupil go study with backpack. Back View. Source: iStock

‘Ready for sex?’ Horror note found in eight-year-old’s bag

Parents have shared their horror stories as more and more young children’s behaviour is impacted by exposure to porn.

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HOLD SEE COURIER MAIL PIC DESK!Estelle Janser 8, Lachie King 8, Elliot Peel 4, Jackson Peel 6, and Jayla Lanser 11 at New Farm. Photo Lachie Millard.

Stress, mental trauma and the true impact of COVID on QLD kids

The new, wide-ranging report Growing Up in Queensland has revealed the true impact of the global COVID-19 pandemic on children across the state.

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A pair of cute 5 year-old primary school children working hard on their studies in the classroom.

How to shop back to school on a budget

Parents can save hundreds across uniforms, stationery, books, bags and lunch boxes but it takes a little effort. Here’s what you need to do.

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Jessica and Trent Keavney with their three primary school children Hope, 9, Max, 8 and Ava, 11. About the cost Australian families to get their kids ready for school. Some research I will be adding to this story comes from Officeworks on their offers for parents / top selling items etc, and I asked them if they had any case studies who would be willing to talk about what they spend on school supplies.Picture: NIGEL HALLETT

Back to School item now costing parents $284 per child

Australian parents will be slugged with a price hike on Back to School items unless they find ways to save. This is what they can expect to pay.

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QST School Captains feature - generic high school students

Sorry, the reality is old school ties still count

It shouldn’t matter where you went to school, but it does, particularly to prospective employers, writes Kylie Lang. VOTE IN OUR POLL

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4 year old Elise O'Connor and 6 year old Evie O'Connor at their home in Mt Gravatt.Qld parents are forking out hundres before the school year even starts, with experts saying it's an increasing shift of the financial burden from government funding to parents.Sunday November 29, 2020. Picture, John Gass

How to save money on booklists

School’s not even out for summer yet and parents are already facing huge bills for next year. Here’s how to save on those booklists.

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SUNDAY MAIL parenting columnist Dr Judith Locke Pic Jamie Hanson

Parents don’t need to be at school on preps’ first day

Many parents were outraged after some schools revealed they would not be letting them walk kids into class on their first day in 2021. But Dr Judith Locke says you not being there might actually be the best thing for anxious little ones. JOIN THE CONVERSATION

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Piper 6 and Joshua 13 Seymour love growing up in Queensland and especially at the beach at Woody Point where they live. (Also with Poppy). Pics Adam Head

Why it’s great to be a Queensland kid

A new survey of almost 4000 Queenslanders from age 4 to 18 have revealed how they feel about growing up in the Sunshine State, and the issues that worry.

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