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Punishment after the event rarely works
Greg McIntyre • 1hr ago
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Research shows locking up children does little to reduce crime. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Thousands of WA teachers set to stop work over wages
Aaron Bunch
Public school teachers in Western Australia are fighting for better pay and conditions. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)
Young workers 'terrified' their student debts will never be paid off
Emily Anderson
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Hannah Pycroft and Baillie McWhirter both have student debts over $50,000 which they are worried they'll never be able to pay off due to high indexation. Pictures supplied
'Conceiving hope': Women shed light on 'taboo' journey to parenthood
Infertility Awareness Week, April 21-27, aims to remove stigma.
Sophie Else
Victoria Giddings with Ivy, 3, says she's thankful everyday for her journey, "It was hard, but oh so worth it," she says. Picture by Mark Jesser.
'Trying to survive': students skip meals to afford regional placements
Emily Anderson
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University students Jessica Gale, Milly Lynch and Isaac Wattenberg have experienced financial stress from unpaid placements. Pictures supplied
'It's a problem': Not all fun and games as region's kids battle addiction
Children as young as nine have problematic gaming behaviours.
Sophie Else
Fortnite, the most recent gaming phenomenon has children battling it out in combat with up to 100 other players. Picture supplied.
Biden cancels $11 billion in debt for 277,000 students
US President Joe Biden needs the support of young voters as he seeks re-election in November. (AP PHOTO)
Opinion
To stop women's violent deaths, we have to speak to boys
Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Matt Tyler
23-year-old Victorian Hannah McGuire was allegedly murdered last week.
Fears budget cuts will speed up public school exodus
Samantha Lock
NSW has cut public school budgets for the rest of 2024 in a move that has blindsided communities. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)
Opinion
What's driving teachers out of the profession and how to stop it
Melodie Potts Rosevear
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Teachers are overworked and considering leaving the profession. Picture Shutterstock

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