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New research into common childhood surgery

Parents of children who’ve had their adenoids and tonsils removed will tell you that the surgery can be life-changing. It’s commonly picked up when children...

Double the fun for Federal MP

When Brisbane-based Labor MP Anika Wells spoke out in Federal Parliament to share a message in support of Multiple Birth Awareness Week, she had...

Q and A with Gretel Killeen: The best is yet to come

Looking back at an incredibly diverse career, Gretel Killeen is confident the best is yet to come. She’s known for her books, her TV career,...

Local picnic spots: Being a tourist in your own suburb!

The Stonnington and Boroondara locales are truly among the best for beautiful gardens and parks in Melbourne. People from all over the city visit the...

Why don’t more men go into teaching?

Back in 2017, Macquarie University researchers tracked a worrying trajectory of a declining number of male teachers in Australian classrooms. The study lead them to...

Should schools provide lunches?

An idea out of Flinders University could have parents rejoicing: what if schools provided lunches for Australian students? Researchers from the university’s Caring Futures Institute...

Creative cubby hacks and more!

Every family adapted and managed Melbourne’s two lockdowns differently. For Boroondara mum Tanja Mitrov, she made it her mission to get her daughters, Sienna and...

The magic in storytelling with your kids

Boroondara author, storyteller and grandmother Judy Hubbard is passionate about reviving the ancient art of oral storytelling, and she says it’s a wonderfully easy...

Community stoked about upgrade

Bikes, scooters and tricycles are all welcome at the new and improved Kew Traffic School. In late 2020, the site got an upgrade, with a...

The incredible benefits of chess in the classroom

Children who play chess might be better versed to take risks than their peers, as well as aiding their arithmetic and rational thinking. Researchers from...

Poor sleep for teens eating badly

Eating unhealthily and drinking too much soft drink has been linked with poor sleep among teens across the world, a study has found. The University...

Victoria’s top baby names revealed

There were no surprises again this year with the most popular baby names in Victoria revealed as Oliver and Charlotte. 75,000 babies were born in...