One blanket, minimum age to access social media for all Australians will spare parents, schools and young people themselves from unintended negative consequences of a two-tier system, argues Dr Simon Wilksch.
As the debates have already started in our house over social media and its uses, I’m glad the Aussie prime minister is supportive of upping the age limit on accounts, writes Letea Cavander
I know I’ll take some hits by publishing this column, it’s sure to offend but it has to be said, writes Amanda Blair.
There’s one question on everyone’s lips as the trial wraps up – what do any of these ugly claims have to do with the defamation suit, writes Samantha Maiden.
Wine guru Travis Schultz has unearthed another gem, a punchy pinot fighting well above its weight from the nation’s south. Read about it here.
Wine buff Travis Schultz has taken a deep dive into the polarising drop that Australia is producing by the bucketload, and makes a strong case for it.
Resident wine guru Travis Schultz has run the rule over the best Central Otago has to offer. Check out his picks here.
Resident wine expert Travis Schultz has unearthed another gem, as he shares the inspirational story behind the next cool-climate star of New South Wales winemaking.
When a shopping trip turns from fast fashion to feeling the heat, I’m faced with the realisation our teenagers are not always assumed innocent, writes Katrina Lezaic.
More than 25 years on from her tragic death, there are moments when Princess Diana still feels very present — the crowning of King Charles and Camilla is one of them.
Resident wine guru Travis Schultz has lifted the lid on the chardonnay renaissance currently gripping the nation. Read what sparked it here.
Perhaps the King should have delayed his crowning to give him time to win over sceptics, says Peter Stefanovic.
A man who built the first surf camp on the Indonesian island where Bodhi Risby-Jones was arrested says the young tradie could’ve been hit with black magic, or even poisoned.
Our social fabric is under siege, with youth crime accounting for more than 50 per cent of break and enters, robberies and car thefts. But the path to the current situation began many years ago, writes criminologist Terry Goldsworthy.
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