WA children are paying the price, with one in six now living in poverty across the State, appalling experts and welfare advocates.
Jay Hanna
The majority of Liberal leaders across Australia are now women - but are they political saviours or placeholders until a male colleague takes over?
Ben McKay
Australia's world-first social media ban for children under 16 is imminent but the details of its rollout and enforcement remain fuzzy.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Here’s something you can do today, in the 16 days DV awareness campaign, to help save a life.
Kim Macdonald
Reports indicate that women aged 55 and over are the fastest growing cohort of homeless Australians.
Laws designed to prevent employees from having to pick up the phone outside of work hours appear to be having their intended effect, a report shows.
Jacob Shteyman
Rising food prices, an increasingly unaffordable rental market and vanishing hopes of a pre-Christmas interest rates cut have nearly half of us worried about putting food on the table this festive season.
Kate Emery
Trailblazing feminist Ita Buttrose believes modern society does not value mothers raising their children the way that it should.
Remote study, working from home and a pandemic have all conspired to leave many young people struggling to find friends. A boom in social groups is aiming to fix the problem.
Belle Taylor
The WA-led research is a national-first to quantify the economic costs of sexual abuse on children and adults and showed fiscal burden was exacerbated by a ‘chronically underfunded’ support sector.
Caitlyn Rintoul
Workers and the government are at loggerheads over pay with teachers walking off the job and public sector staff planning wider industrial action.
Ethan James
A second Australian state is establishing a redress scheme for mothers whose children were forcibly adopted across decades.
Is it really any wonder Australians are having fewer babies when there’s a real and growing risk they won’t be able to afford a roof over their head?
Danielle Le Messurier
AI-generated voices and deepfake videos that resemble loved ones and celebrities are at the centre of what cybersecurity experts say is a new arms race, in which AI is the tool of both the scammers and hackers
Corporate Australia’s biggest players are getting better at encouraging and retaining women in senior roles but the smaller end of town is lagging behind.
A Palestinian journalist says the need for the world to see what Israel is doing to her country drove her to document the bombardment.
Alex Mitchell
Parents toying with giving their child some wine or beer at family dinner could be increasing their chances of alcohol problems as adults.
More than a hundred West Australians are complaining about dodgy haircuts, Botox and eyebrow tattoos every year — but the State’s consumer watchdog fears embarrassment is keeping even more silent.
While most of the country sleeps, one man and his crew of clock watchers do the important job of making our oldest clocks keep pace with our phones.
Rachel Jackson and Tom Wark
The ink on Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s ’s divorce paperwork is now dry, which means if you are not yet across the minutiae of this Hollywood break-up you are behind.
Migrant workers are living in "dire" cramped conditions and face racism in rural towns, as researchers call to change visa conditions leaving them vulnerable.
Stephanie Gardiner
The days of piggy banks and $5 notes for pocket money may be on the way out.
Life will be celebrated by a memorial to six children killed in a freak accident, with the permanent space for activity and reflection intended to be "joyous".
Freedom of speech is being quashed as seen with US President’s administration applying pressure on Disney over Jimmy Kimmel’s comments.
