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‘Microaggressions’ can fly under the radar in schools. Here’s how to spot them and respond

The impacts can be far-reaching and include depression and anxiety, poorer school performance, and poorer connection to school.

‘He stopped me from talking to male colleagues’: new study reveals early signs of domestic violence through control

Coercive control is defined as a pattern of restrictive, manipulative and dominating behaviours used to undermine a partner’s autonomy and freedom.

Indian heritage NSW Deputy Premier, Prue Car vows to beat breast cancer again

“Breast cancer screenings are vital for early detection and treatment”

Police aren’t properly trained for mental health crises – but they’re often the first responders. Here’s what works better

South Australia is one of a number of states trialling a program based on a “co-responder” model.

Most Australians have “forever chemicals” in their blood — how concerned should we be?

PFAS, often called “forever chemicals”, are a group of thousands of different human-made chemicals.

Australia backs WHO global pandemic deal to boost health security

Australia played a key role in shaping the agreement, serving as Vice-Chair of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body and representing the Western Pacific region.

Tragic oversight: Hospital staff claim ‘no memory’ of urgent blood test request for Sandipan

Only Sandipan’s father was present in court on Tuesday. Outside, he expressed frustration at the condolences offered.

‘I just want to hold my baby’: Young Fijian mum seeks urgent cancer treatment in India

With time running out, Riha is appealing to the public for support through donations or by sharing her story.

Saheli Club brings Indian cultural pride in pink sarees to Melbourne’s Mother’s Day Classic

The women’s joyful, eye-catching presence this year too drew interest and admiration from fellow participants and bystanders, many of whom stopped to take photos and learn more about the meaning behind their traditional clothing.

Body, mind and soul: Melbourne discovers new path to joy with DJJS workshop

True happiness isn’t an accident: Small acts of compromise and empathy can dissolve anger and cultivate healthier relationships.

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40 Khalistani asylum claims rejected by immigration tribunal in two years

The tribunal has repeatedly found that later applicants had significantly lower-profile political activity and provided insufficient evidence that Indian authorities were aware of their involvement.

No breach: Justice Department investigation rejects allegations against Cr Preet Singh’s JP status

"The department’s investigation found no grounds warranting Mr Singh’s removal from the Office of Justice of the Peace and found no breach of the relevant Act or Code of Conduct in relation to the allegations examined."

Minns heading to India with Treasurer Mookhey on first overseas visit as Premier, putting NSW–India ties centre stage

NSW Premier Chris Minns and Treasurer Daniel Mookhey will lead an official delegation to India from 31 August to 3 September 2026.
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