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A groundbreaking Australian study has helped prospective parents discover whether they might pass on a severe genetic condition to their children.
Laws to ban under-16s from social media have been introduced to Parliament with the Government promising they will keep teens off TikTok, Facebook, Snapchat, Reddit, Instagram and X at a minimum.
Social media companies would face fines of up $50 million for failing to stop children under-16s accessing their platforms
Ever since Alexander Graham Bell invented the phone, generations have embraced the freedom to speak to virtually anyone in the world, until now.
President-elect Donald Trump has joined SpaceX founder Elon Musk for the latest test launch of his Starship rocket, watching on as the vessel spectacularly launched into space before trouble broke out.
Australian parents won't be allowed to decide whether their children can use social media if they are under the age of 16.
ANITA BHAGWANDS: I once counted how often I looked at my own reflection in a single day when I’m feeling low: 57 times. Clearly, that’s not normal.
Close to 50 per cent of Australians believe immigration is too high and making them poorer, suggesting similar anxieties about the cost of living that fed into Donald Trump’s US election victory
ANDREW CARSWELL: Do Australians want to address climate change? Yes, of course. Duh! Do they want to pay for it? Pass the peanuts. Now they actually know they’re paying for it. They feel it.
For one in ten users of the weight-loss drug Ozempic, the weekly jabs can be traumatic and painful. Scientists have a solution.
Scientists have recommendations on how to combat the issue.
Two Melbourne teenagers on a ‘dream getaway’ became gravely ill after they drank cocktails laced with methanol.