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‘We want to be ourselves’: Students are teaching us a gender lesson
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‘We want to be ourselves’: Students are teaching us a gender lesson

For gender-questioning teens, it can be a complex, tortuous, lonely and liberating time: a time for parents, schools, politicians and the wider community to help, not hurt.

  • by Madonna King

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  • by Stuart Layt
Home-town heroes: local candidates’ triumphant run in polls

Home-town heroes: local candidates’ triumphant run in polls

The federal election results showed the power of authentic community-based candidates as many voters drift away from the major parties.

  • by Matthew Knott
The Ukrainian women determined to keep working

The Ukrainian women determined to keep working

Displaced Ukrainian women have not only left their husbands and homeland, but also prosperous careers. Now, on the other side of the world, these resilient women are determined to resume their professional lives in Australia.

  • by Tom Canetti
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  • by Michael Koziol
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  • by Kat Wong
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What goes around: 100 firms are making plastics a global problem

What goes around: 100 firms are making plastics a global problem

As international and regional organisations seem to be getting more ambitious in curtailing plastic pollution, the corporate sector looks to be lagging.

  • by J.J. Rose
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It’s every actor’s anxiety dream, and COVID is making it real

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‘Tsunami of cultural change’: The battle over Australia’s museums

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  • by Garry Maddox
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The workout-from-home era is over. Can Apple’s virtual gym survive?

The launch of Fitness+ was perfectly timed for the pandemic. But how loyal will Apple users be to their Watch workouts in our new (old) world.

  • by Sam Downing