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Year 12 students can feel lonely after graduating. Here’s how to stay connected
After graduating, young people enter an often enjoyable, but also challenging, period of new experiences.
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Women’s work – and office fashion – has changed radically over the last 60 years. Cue couldn’t keep up
For nearly 60 years, Cue dressed Australian women for changing working lives. Its troubles reveal how work, fashion and professional dress have changed.
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Psilocybin may help the brain recover from concussion, new study shows
Psilocybin could be an unexpected avenue for treating an injury that currently has few options beyond rest and symptom management.
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Grand Theft Auto: players are voting, debating, protesting and making political decisions
It can become a way for gamers who haven’t previously shunned politics to engage.
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England is rainy again. So why is it still in drought?
The grass is greener, but surface improvements tell only part of the story.
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In the race to roll out 6G, the UK and Europe are caught between technology’s superpowers
For the UK and Europe, the rollout of 6G is creating a geopolitical dilemma.
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Three Ts will dominate Trump-Xi summit – but expect little movement on trade, less on Taiwan and who knows on tech
Chinese and American leaders meet amid growing urgency over the issue of AI regulation.
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Bangladesh has lost 900 children to measles – a warning to other countries where vaccine rates have slipped
After a pandemic-era collapse in vaccination, Bangladesh is racing to protect children from measles, but lasting protection depends on reaching 95% coverage.
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As Ukraine rebuilds amid constant Russian attack, small towns and villages are being sidelined
Lacking staff, Ukraine’s rural communities are missing out on crucial reconstruction funding.
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How Heated Rivalry, ‘Off Campus’ and ‘Shoresy’ are challenging hockey’s old ideas
Popular hockey shows are imagining a more inclusive sport. But recent controversies show how difficult it is to change hockey culture.
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How families can support children’s early mathematics learning at home
Kids need frequent opportunities to encounter numbers, quantities, shapes, patterns, measurement and spatial relationships.
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Lula’s UN address points to two starkly different visions of Brazilian nationalism ahead of crucial election
The race between the incumbent president and Flávio Bolsonaro is a part of a decades-long right-left split in the country over the meaning of the nation.