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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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Frances Whiting columnist for You Magazine. Pic Mark Cranitch.

‘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.

Ali Halkic holding a photo of his son Allem who took his own life after he was bullied on social media. Picture: Josie Hayden

‘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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Fake nudes: Crackdown on latest insidious threat to our teens

AI technology used to create fake nudes will be targeted in a new crackdown as the shocking number of visits to well-known ‘nudify’ sites is revealed.

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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - ADVERTISER Photos AUGUST 28, 2025: An 11-year-old transgender girl (can not be identified) in Adelaide talks about what it was like when she started living as a girl this year. Picture: Emma Brasier

‘I’m trapped in a boy’s body’: 11yo trans girl on school, sport and bullying

Katie is 11 and last year came out as transgender. It’s been a tough journey and her mum has a very pointed message to critics concerned about trans kids playing sport.

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See why one Aussie school leader is ‘100pc done with parents’

It’s only halfway through the year, but a school leader is “100 per cent done with parents” making excuses for their badly behaved children. Read the epic spray here.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 28: Katrina Gorry of Australia controls the ball during the AFC Women's Olympic Football Tournament Paris 2024 Asian Qualifier Round 3 match between Australia Matildas and Uzbekistan at Marvel Stadium on February 28, 2024 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images)

Matildas star: How my teammate helped me beat an eating disorder

Matildas veteran Katrina Gorry has bravely spoken out about one of the darkest times in her life, in the hope it will help others battling with a serious eating disorder.

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An elementary age boy with a physical disability is with his caregiver at school. They are reading a book together.

‘Deeply concerned’: Special ed teacher slams $5bn disability scheme

A special education teacher has hit out at the lack of regulation around a $5bn-a-year disability funding scheme for schools. Read this powerful letter to the education minister.

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Due to a family rift, Prince William and Prince Harry's children may never share a close relationship with their cousins.

Australia’s cousin crisis: Sad trend undermining modern families

Aussie children today have fewer cousins than ever before, in a huge demographic shift that experts say has serious implications for society as families become smaller and older.

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Romeo El Daghl, principal at Sydney legal practice Lawpoint.

I’m a lawyer. This is what parents need to do when their kids are bullied

Bullying is rife and parents should know their legal rights – this senior lawyer says “nothing lights a fire” under schools faster than getting a respected law firm involved.

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Do ADHD drugs work? A major Aussie study has a shock conclusion

A comprehensive 13-year study of 4000 Australian children taking ADHD medication has reached a conclusion that stunned the researchers. Find out why.

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Snapchat’s first-of-its-kind move as social media age limit looms

While experts brand it the most dangerous social platform, Snapchat has turned to Australian teenagers themselves to help solve its safety crisis.

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AI for dating advice? Experts call for urgent controls on new tech

Young people fear AI’s power but still turn to it for relationship advice, research shows. Experts say five big changes are essential to control the rapidly developing technology.

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