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Is this why NSW childcare is the most expensive in the country?
The Auditor-General says the government has hoarded hundreds of millions in funding budgeted for the early childhood sector, while high fees keep many...Disadvantage and destiny: how to help kids struggling with maths
There is a way to minimise the impact of a student's background, an expert says.Revolution School review: Kambrya College tries to ensure no child left behind
This ob-doc follows one school's efforts to go from bottom of the educational pile to somewhere near the top.
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Child abuse leaves mysterious physical scars in adulthood: psychiatrist
The effects of child abuse linger in the bodies of victims long after they've grown up, an Australian psychiatrist says.Type 2 diabetes: weight-loss surgery should be a standard treatment, experts say
The type 2 diabetes pandemic demands a radical change in treatment, experts say.It's OK to be a cry baby at bedtime, doctors say
Parents, cut yourselves some slack. Doctors say letting your child cry itself to sleep is no reason for you to lose any yourself.
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Women warmer than men on Facebook, but just as assertive, study finds
Study conducted by universities in the US and Australia analysed posts by more than 65,000 users and came to some surprising conclusions.Bendable smartphones coming this year, Chinese start-up says
A little-known start-up in China is gunning to be the first to sell bendable smartphones this year, seeking to upstage Samsung, which has started to...Jake Dyson's 40-year light bulb will change the way you think about lighting
It doesn't look like a lamp. It doesn't behave like a lamp. But the heir apparent to this household name thinks he's onto something.
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Three weeks in, it's still an election about nothing in particular
There are flashpoints – negative gearing, maybe some health funding, possibly even boats – but there's no central, definitive theme.Myki changes are good news, but unexplained oddities will remain
You still won't be able to buy or top-up a ticket on a tram, nor buy a single-use ticket anywhereAnother day, another billion dollars: we are deep in debt and deficits denial
It happened again on Wednesday, at precisely 11am. It's the sleeper issue of this election.
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New York shooting: chaotic scenes at rapper TI's concert
A man has been killed and three others wounded in a shooting inside a concert venue in New York City, where hip-hop artist TI was scheduled to...Child sex offenders in Indonesia to face execution or chemical castration
Crackdown on those found guilty of child sex offences could affect cooperation between Indonesian authorities and the AFP in a hotspot for Australian...Heaviest baby in history puts Perth's giant newborn to shame
A mother in India has given birth to a 6.8kg baby girl, putting to shame Perth baby whopper Ziad Kadic, who was born weighing in just under 6kg three...
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