Society

Social media giant Meta has criticised the federal government's world-first social media ban as it releases data into how many accounts it wiped in one week.

One simple thing could prevent people using the ‘miracle’ drugs from sustaining long-term health consequences.

A stampede of writers have withdrawn from an Adelaide festival after an anti-Israel academic, Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah, had her appearance cancelled in the wake of the Bondi massacre.

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner says she’s ‘deeply concerned’ by a surge of non-consensual generated sexualised images flooding Elon Musk’s platform X.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: It’s undeniable that AI is rapidly changing how people use their devices, but now it’s also driving tech companies to experiment with selling new gadgets that may succeed the smartphone. 

An AFL WAG has been targeted by cruel online comments after trolls compared her appearance to children’s character Miss Piggy.

The United States’ childhood vaccine schedule has been overhauled, with routine vaccination against six diseases that can be serious or even deadly, not recommended.

Back at work for merely days and already burnt-out? Your workplace or boss might not be the problem.

He was diagnosed after his family noticed some chilling warning signs.

With 2025 done and dusted and another busy holiday season wrapped up, pause to spare a thought for your brain.

Walking is good for your body. But can it be your only form of exercise?

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The practice of allowing a physician to help severely ill patients end their lives has been legalised in nine countries, however there are still major questions about who should be eligible.

Lego has unveiled its most significant evolution in nearly 50 years, an update that provides for tech-powered interactive play but without the need for a screen. 

THE WASHINGTON POST: Images of Nicolás Maduro following his seizure, arrest and arraignment have lit up certain corners of menswear social media.

Pop star Jesy Nelson has revealed her twin daughters have been diagnosed with a rare health condition that means it is unlikely they will ever be able to walk.