Problem with Aussies living at home longer
Young Australians are living with their parents for longer, but staying under the same roof doesn’t mean their relationships are close.
Young Australians are living with their parents for longer, but staying under the same roof doesn’t mean their relationships are close.
A well known Australian sporting identity and his daughter have opened up on their battles with alcoholism, the heavy toll of addiction and fears for the family’s next generation.
Matty J is at the peak of his career and has a new baby on the way, but the popular podcaster and TV personality has revealed he’s more stressed than ever before.
Even as a child, James knew there was something different about his dad. It was never spoken about, until one day he made a startling discovery.
New research shows not enough Aussie families are having critical conversations about mental health. But one nightly tradition is this family’s secret to supporting each other.
Despite Australia’s reputation for a laid-back culture, the reality of poor mental health is affecting millions, writes Dr Elizabeth Scott.
This has become the nation’s go-to coping strategy, providing an unexpected lifeline during the pandemic and beyond.
If it seems like all the younger people in your life are sad and anxious, you’re not imagining it – but the cause might not be what you’re expecting.
From depression to anxiety and an “aggressive” eating disorder, mental health challenges have been a constant part of a hugely popular Aussie influencer’s journey.
Throughout most of her life, Jaimi felt like she had everything together. As soon as she fell pregnant, her world turned upside down.
There is a concerning phenomenon on the rise across Australia, with experts warning “something has to give”, and soon.
Rory Lobb spent years dealing with a problem that drove him out of school. Now, the footy star is speaking out to encourage others to open up.
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