06 Feb Children Need Emotion Not Emojis
A smile, in person, will beat an emoji any time. So will a hug. And a simple: "Are you OK?”...
A smile, in person, will beat an emoji any time. So will a hug. And a simple: "Are you OK?”...
And then, washing my hands, I noticed it was gone. A hole where the diamond sat. A big gaping hole....
A few minutes – and a lifetime of heartache for dozens, perhaps hundreds....
What would happen if, at our next doctor’s visit, birth dates were scrapped from our medical records? Would we be treated differently? The question was posed by an expert on ageing and ageism, Ashton Applewhite, this week – but she had the answer handy. Almost definitely....
As school leavers walk out of the school gates, let’s give them the definition of success by telling them about those who were rejected, years before they filled stadiums, statute books, medical history and library shelves....
Many people have suggested Alan Jones resign over his latest controversy. Here, Madonna King offers up a draft....
Every politician will try to skew their message to get the best possible reaction....
Senior Sunshine Coast firefighter Matthew Foster is adamant the story of this week’s bushfires is not about the men and women, like him, who leave their families, night and day, to fight them....
Schools are now playing a more powerful role in the equality debate than ever before....
What the major parties don't understand is that voters are onto them. They know, from experience, that many of the promises will amount to no more than sweet nothings....