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Signing up to subscriptions has never been easier, yet cancelling them can feel deliberately exhausting. Professor Jeannie-Marie Paterson explains why ...

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Dec
14
2025

Lizzie Maughan: Social Media Ban and the Impact on Trans Teens

Kids & Family, Law, LGBTIQA+ Community, Mental Health, News & Politics, Politics

Australia’s new social media age restrictions are raising questions about safety, access and unintended consequences for young people. Lizzie Maughan ...

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Nov
26
2025

Nicole Rich: Property Underquoting

Consumer Affairs, Finance, Investing, Law

Underquoting has become a flashpoint for frustrated buyers and confused sellers, especially as some properties continue to sell far above ...

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Nov
26
2025

Dr James Gardiner: How School Exemptions Shape LGBTQIA+ Students’ Lives

Education, Kids & Family, Law, LGBTIQA+ Community, Sexuality

Religious schools can still legally discriminate against LGBTQIA+ students and staff, creating a confusing and sometimes harmful landscape for young ...

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Nov
26
2025

Dr Joel McGregor: Do Youth Justice Reforms Make Communities Safer?

Government & Organisations, Law, News & Politics, Politics, Society & Culture

Victoria is introducing harsher penalties for young people, but will treating 14-year-olds like adults actually reduce crime or make things ...

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Nov
16
2025

Professor Paula Gerber: Tasmania’s Historic Compensation for Past Homosexuality Convictions

Government & Organisations, Law, LGBTIQA+ Community, News & Politics, Sexuality, Society & Culture

Tasmania will compensate people convicted under historic homosexuality laws, which is an Australian first. Professor Paula Gerber explains how the ...

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