
Online abuse forcing girls to abandon social media
Online abuse is driving girls to quit social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, with nearly 60 per cent experiencing harassment, a global study has shown.
Online abuse is driving girls to quit social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, with nearly 60 per cent experiencing harassment, a global study has shown.
Older Australians and women have been making up a bigger share of JobSeeker recipients, with people on the unemployment payment long-term also rising.
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Working from home and flexible hours have quickly become the new normal. It’s now time to recognise that flexible work arrangements should be embraced so that women are encouraged to remain in the workforce and attain leadership positions, argues Andrea Michaels.
Veterinarian and third generation beef pastoralist Ellen Litchfield is heading to desert country in Africa to research leading ways to farm cattle with little rainfall.
Violent and sometimes fatal attacks on young women are believed to be the catalyst for a surge in the number of teenagers attending self-defence classes in Adelaide, often at the urging of their parents.