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Julie CrossNational Social Affairs Reporter

Julie Cross is the national social affairs reporter for the Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph, Herald Sun, Courier Mail and Adelaide Advertiser. She writes about aged care, child care, women’s issues, disability, education, family and consumer trends and immigration. She has previously written for British and Irish national newspapers. If you have a story contact her at julie.cross@news.com.au

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Exposed: the Victorian aged care homes failing residents

More than half of Victorian aged care homes are falling short of care targets as providers blame a severe workforce shortage. See the full list.

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Exposed: the NSW aged care homes failing residents

More than half of NSW aged care homes are falling short of care targets as providers blame a severe workforce shortage. See the full list.

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Full List: How caring is your aged care in Tasmania?

The majority of aged care homes in Australia are not meeting their care targets as a workforce crisis bites hard. See how Tasmania shapes up.

Parenting

Controversial influencer Andrew Tate has been banned by Facebook and Instagram

Do you know what ‘gyatt’ is? Your kids do … and it’s not good

There are fears the growing use of misogynistic content on social media could lead to an increase of violence and abuse against women. Here’s what parents need to look out for.

Opinion

‘Enlightened’ Gen Z need lessons in being kind

They’re meant to be the enlightened generation, but Gen Z’s online bullying tactics has revealed they’re not as caring and tolerant as they think they are.

US Election

Inside Trump’s election party

Miranda Devine and Elon Musk have shared a glimpse into what has been unfolding at Donald Trump’s election party.

Health

‘Pillows, happy hour’: Shocking items aged care charged for

Residents of aged care homes are being slapped with additional service fees for surprising items, according to a new report. See what they are being charged.

Social

100,000 Aussies boycott social media

Thousands, including singer Jessica Mauboy and Olympian Lani Pallister, have logged off in memory of an Aussie who took his own life after he was sextorted online.

Opinion

Andrew Tate, taken from Pinterest account of his online group

With the Taliban and Andrew Tate, the world’s moving backwards

The list of things women can’t do is growing ever longer in Afghanistan, but there are a growing number of men in the West who are waging war on females too.

ExclusiveHealth

10 NDIS providers hit with biggest fines amid 1000s of complaints

The number of complaints and reportable incidents about the NDIS were up 78 per cent, compared with the previous 12 months. See which providers got the biggest fines.

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