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The Australian Infant RSV Immunisation Program will offer two TGA-approved RSV protections. Immunisation advocates are celebrating the Albanese Government's commitment to launching Australia's first nationwide RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) immunisation program—a major development to reduce infant hospitalisation rates. The Immunisation Foundation of Australia estimates that making RSV...

Books for tweens and teens become harder to select as they grow older. These books are either series or about to be series, covering mystery, murder and magic, that will take kids to the other worlds of dark arts and fantasy and keep them reading...

In Norway, students get grades for their behaviour—could this work in Australia? Researchers Stephen Dobson and Corey Bloomfield think there is some merit in it. Student behaviour is one of the biggest issues facing Australian schools. A survey of Queensland teachers earlier this year found that...

Here’s what good sleep looks like, say researchers Amy Reynolds,  Claire Dunbar,  Gorica Micic,  Hannah Scott and Nicole Lovato What do you imagine a good night’s sleep to be? Often, when people come into our sleep clinic seeking treatment, they share ideas about healthy sleep. Many think when...

Is it normal, or should I be worried? Asks Penny Van Bergen Everyone knows a kid who cheats at Monopoly or backyard cricket. Perhaps they have even cheated on a test at school. If you notice your own child is doing this, you may worry they are...

Kids under 13 use social media, report Karley Beckman,  Claire Rogerson and  Tiffani Apps. Understanding the risks and harms associated with social media is an important. Recently, the federal government announced it is going to introduce a social media ban for children. It hasn’t nominated a minimum age...

Whooping cough cases in Australia have surged to the highest levels since vaccines were introduced, with more than 45,000 cases expected by year-end. Currently, about 130 new cases are reported daily, with New South Wales and Queensland experiencing the largest spikes. Whooping Cough: Why This Outbreak...

As festive cheer starts to fill the air, Spin Master has unveiled its eagerly awaited 2024 Christmas Gift Guide, designed to bring every child’s holiday dreams to life. This year’s guide includes an exciting line-up of toys, blending timeless favourites with innovative new creations, all curated...

Coping skills can be taught, and with depression rates on the rise among young people, learning them is more important than ever, writes Associate Professor Erica Frydenberg Stress is part of everyday life, and coping is how we deal with it. But just as there are...

Melanie Charlton writes about innovative ways to satisfy her children’s desire for a pet  (particularly at Christmas) without bearing all the responsibility of owning one. It was a rainy Saturday afternoon, and the kids were agitated at being stuck indoors, so I suggested we go to...