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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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Technology & Digital Safety

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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Technology & Digital Safety

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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Amy Hetherington and Her Daughter, Ruby, 3. Pictured on March 1st 2025. Picture: Ben Clark

Toxic parenting trend exposed: ‘I won the baby walking race’

Competitive parenting is on the rise and it comes at a cost, according to experts.

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Daily Telegraph. 23, May, 2024.Dany and Cynthia Elachi, with their daughter Aalia, 14, at home, in Bexley, Sydney, today. Aalia is not allowed social media or a phone. Picture: Justin Lloyd.

‘Our daughter’s childhood ended when we gave her a phone’

Aalia begged and begged for a smartphone. Her parents gave in only to watch their child slip away so they decided to take screens out of the equation altogether.

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Dr Hugh Porter with his children Ned and Hallie

‘A week without seeing my kids’: Realities of being a working dad

News Corp Great Australian Parent Survey 2025 results are in – and the country’s parents share the crushing reality of modern childrearing.

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Entrepreneur Verity Tuck with her husband, Mike Fraser, and children Gracie and Monty. Picture: Supplied

‘It felt like I was drowning’: Mum’s secret to carrying her mother ‘load’

Entrepreneur Verity Tuck thought life would be simpler when her daughter started school. She was wrong. Now, she’s created a solution to help her carry her overwhelming mother ‘load’.

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17 year old Jackie Grist will be the first in her family to attend university when she commences a Bachelor of Arts in Education (Secondary) at UQ in 2025. Picture Lachie Millard

Qld uni admissions soar as top courses around the state revealed

Nearly 14,000 offers have been made by Queensland universities in Thursday’s major offer round. See the most popular courses here.

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Griffith University student Lucinda Wojtaszak for a story about what you can do if you don't get the ATAR results you wanted.Picture: Nigel Hallett

What to do if you don’t get the ATAR you wanted

The wait is over for Queensland’s most recent graduates with ATAR scores revealed on Friday. But what if your score wasn’t what you expected?

Sunnybank Hills State School Year 5 students Thomas Reid, Alanna Lo, Sana Latona and Bryan Zheng following the release of the NAPLAN results. Picture: Nigel Hallett

How Qld’s top schools performed in this year’s NAPLAN

An exclusive analysis has revealed Qld’s top NAPLAN performers for primary and secondary schools with a mix of public, independent and Catholic for 2024. SEARCH YOUR SCHOOL

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Bond University staff members Jim Corkery and Rosita Delios have both been there since the beginning of Bond University and are looking forward to next week's 25th anniversary of the university.Picture Mike Batterham

Qld universities score big in top tertiary guide

Queensland’s universities have smashed ratings in a respected tertiary guide, earning top placings in a number of key areas.

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Mum Mia with Facebook insets for web

School boys’ new ‘obsession’ takes dark turn as influencers cash in

A grieving mother says other parents need to take note of the warning signs of a risky new “health” trend that social media is pushing on young boys.

Mia Bannister with her son, Ollie. Picture: supplied

Cruel algorithms preyed on Ollie’s insecurities – with tragic results

A relentless diet of TikTok fitness videos turned Ollie Hughes from a cheerful kid to a tormented teen. Here his mum tells how the toxic trend “stripped him of joy and self-worth” until he lost the will to live.

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