Disastrous habit ruining lives
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.
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‘Crisis point’: Moment that changed cricketer
An intervention from her family, marked by a tearful 10-minute speech from her father, turned this international cricket star’s life around.
Reason Aussie soap star is headed home
Aussie actor Tammin Sursok says she takes this approach to parenting her two girls so they always feel like they can confide in her.
Issue 1 in 3 Aussie families don’t talk about
It’s one of the most significant problems impacting Australian society today – and one that many parents and their kids have “never” discussed.
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Raygun left ‘paralysed’ after performance
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‘Compassion fatigue’: Why GPs are taking more time off
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Gen Z problem that’s ‘difficult to escape’
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