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In Defence Of Only Children

In Defence Of Only Children  - I am an only child. Four of my friends are only children. I am married to an only child. We are part of a growing proportion of the population who are ‘onlies’. Because of our solo child status we are considered to be different to the rest of society who have one or more siblings. 

Kids and Obesity - How to Bring Back Real Nutrition

Kids and Obesity - How to Bring Back Real Nutrition  - With one in four Australian children considered obese*, keeping nutrition simple may be a vital key in changing the trend, says nutrition and wellbeing ...

Gay sex made punishable by public caning in Indonesia's Aceh province

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Gay sex made punishable by public caning in Indonesia's Aceh province  - Human rights activists have called for the immediate repeal of new laws passed in Indonesia's conservative Aceh province that make gay sex ...

Why Moving Abroad Might Not Be Good For Your Health

Why Moving Abroad Might Not Be Good For Your Health   - The study analysed the health of more than 7,000 Australians to see if there were any noticeable differences between the ailments of those born within ...

Terror is riding on the back of abject poverty

Terror is riding on the back of abject poverty  - WITH US-led military action under way in Syria, it is now only a matter of time before Australian fighter jets and hundreds of military personnel enter the ...

Concern over fate of gay asylum seekers in PNG

Concern over fate of gay asylum seekers in PNG  - Amnesty International is concerned about the fate of gay asylum seekers being held at the Australian government's detention centre on Manus Island, ...

Indigenous workshop for those starting out

Indigenous workshop for those starting out  - The Into Business workshop run by Indigenous Business Australia was the first of a series of three designed to help people to create a viable ...

Rohan Wilson returns to the Tasmanian badlands

Rohan Wilson returns to the Tasmanian badlands  - Here are recollections of the Black War against the Aboriginal Tasmanians in the 1830s and of the brutalities of imprisonment in Port Arthur.