What the December 10 Social Media Ban Means for Your Family

By: Bec Harris


As the December 10 social media changes draw closer, many Australian families are asking the same questions: Who will be affected? How strict will the rules be? And what does it all mean for our kids?

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Understanding the New Support at Home Program: What Older Australians Need to Know

By: CMAA


Australia’s aged care system is entering a new era with the rollout of the Support at Home program, designed to make it easier for older Australians to live independently, safely and confidently in their own homes.

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Your AI Shopping Butler Is Ready

By: Michael McQueen

How Agentic Commerce is about to Redefine Retail Forever

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What Is a Black Moon? Astronomer Explains the Science Behind the Term

By: Feranmi Taiwo

When you hear black moon, it sounds dramatic and almost apocalyptic. But as radio astronomer Dr. Laura Driessen explains, it’s not the end of the world. In fact, it’s a chance to see the stars more clearly.
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Gmail Users Urged to Boost Security Amid Concern Over 183 Million Email Passwords Leaked

By: CMAA

While there’s no confirmed mass breach of Gmail itself, Australians should still be alert.

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Bringing Hope After the Storm: Convoy of Hope Responds as Hurricane Melissa Devastates Jamaica

By: Mariska Meldrum


When Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica this week, it unleashed the strongest winds ever recorded in the island’s history, tearing through homes, destroying vital infrastructure and leaving thousands in desperate need. 

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Why We Think Things Are Worse Than They Really Are…

By: Eliza Vlădescu

The internet is a world of non-stop information, available largely for free. On nearly any topic, we can access a full spectrum of viewpoints—though some resonate more than others. In general, the most viral are the most negative, alarmist and extreme.

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Tawny Frogmouth: 2025 Bird of the Year

By: Joni Boyd


After years of near-misses, the tawny frogmouth has finally claimed the crown as 2025 Australian Bird of the Year.

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The Unstoppable Rise in GOLD!

By: Bec Harris

If you’ve been keeping an eye on the markets lately, you might’ve noticed something glittering a little brighter than usual, gold. Right now, it’s sitting at about USD 4,017 an ounce, or roughly AUD 6,000 an ounce.

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Australia’s First Accessible Greeting Cards

By: Joni Boyd

In a move toward greater inclusion, Guide Dogs Australia and Hallmark Australia have unveiled a new card range designed so people living with low vision or blindness can participate fully in the tradition of giving and receiving greeting cards.

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