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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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Laura Love specialises in turning mean girls into nice girls.

Is your daughter the mean girl? Here’s how to turn it around

No parent wants their child to face bullying – but what if your daughter is actually the ‘mean girl’? Psychologist Laura Love unpacks how to handle it.

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Time is now for students to explore options for the future

Guidance on offer for how teenage students can get the most from their university application and a feel for campus life at open days

DAILY TELEGRAPH FRIDAY 25TH JULY 2025 Pictured at the Australian Human Rights Commission's Sydney offices is National Children's Commissioner Anne Hollonds, who spoke to the Daily Telegraph ahead of its Keep Them Safe campaign.

‘Deep frustration’: Pollies lashed for prioritising votes over kids

The National Children’s Commissioner has slammed political leaders for nearly a decade of inaction on child safety, calling for a more ambitious response to the childcare crisis.

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Revealed: Top five ways to protect your teen from cyber bullying

As Australians face a generational mental health crisis, experts have weighed in on how we can best protect our young people.

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‘Soiling themselves, skipping school’: Kids addicted to Minecraft

Experts say there are warning signs to look for and ways to stop children developing a dangerous obsession with gaming. Read their tips for parents.

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Author Amy Molloy on her new book, which explores past-life parenting.

‘How my child’s past life helps me parent today’

Author and journalist Amy Molloy believes her son is a reincarnated healer from centuries ago – and shares how that helps her parent him today.

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Uniqua Sermon, Bachelor of Pharmacy, Griffith University, first year student at the Gold Coast campus

University guide for parents

Griffith University offers essential tools and tips to help guide year 12 parents on the path of success

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What every parent needs to know in wake of watching Adolescence

A gripping television series has parents across Australia questioning if we are doing enough to protect teens from harmful messages online. Read the expert advice.

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Wilbur Groth has struggled to return to school since the Covid lockdowns. Picture: Supplied

‘Stressful’: Teen’s anxiety every time he steps into a classroom

Wilbur Groth went from a happy, energetic kid with lots of friends to nervous, anxious and struggling to attend school.

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‘Don’t let anybody stop you’: Chopper fleet rookie soars to new heights

From “barely scraping through Year 12” at Yeppoon to rising up as a valued aeromechanic on the state’s rescue helicopters, this 19-year-old apprentice has some sound advice for teens.

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