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Julia Morris is known for her comedian and television work.

Julia Morris: 'My daughters' privacy is not mine to sell'

Why comedian Julia Morris won't publish images of her children on social media.

Young women are now as likely to drink as their male counterparts, a new study has found.

'Alcohol had a hold over me and I hated it'

Alcohol support services report a steady increase in women seeking help for their drinking.

Au pair Annika Abraham with her host family Matthew Eglan, Amanda Buckland and one-year-old Lucy, in their Sydney home.

Unregulated au pair industry puts young women at risk of exploitation

There are growing calls for the Federal Government to regulate the mushrooming au pair industry to protect both au pairs and their host families.

The University of NSW has disciplined two students after completing its investigation into an incident involving ...

Just two UNSW college students punished for offensive bus chant

Just two of the busload of UNSW college students who sang a sexist chant which referred to "banging" women every hour, have been disciplined.

IVF can be a cruel, debilitating and intrusive process physically and mentally.

IVF clinics caught out flouting ban on paying sperm and egg donors

IVF clinics have been caught out offering flat payments to egg and sperm donors, which could constitute an illegal inducement.

Helicopter parents "help" at every turn.

Helicopter parents leave kids scared of making mistakes

Parents who can't help intervening in their children's schoolwork are raising their kids to be highly self-critical and prone to anxiety and depression.

Student, Jocelyn Dracakis, at UNSW in Kingsford, Sydney. 29th July 2016 Photo: Janie Barrett

'Bewildering' spike in risk-taking behaviour amongst young Australians

Sick of being ignored by governments, young people are increasingly finding their political voice.

Parents say school staff need to keep a closer eye on what is happening among students, particularly in relation to ...

Parents unimpressed with schools' handling of bullying

There is "very real discontent" among parents about the way schools are handling bullying, taxpayer-funded study finds.

Reality of motherhood hits career women hardest

Professional career woman are shocked by how different the reality of motherhood is compared to their expectations.

Always on: Therapist Hugh Martin believes the internet has made pornography much more problematic than it was in the past.

How internet pornography took over one teenager's life

Andrew's parents were convinced he had glandular fever. What he had was a destructive pornography habit.