Social Issues

‘In some cases, treatments and surgeries have been foisted upon children by ideologically driven clinicians or parents,’ said Henderson.

Indigenous Australian activist Robbie Thorpe has lodged court documents on behalf of Palestinian terror group Hamas.

As ADHD rates rise, families across Australia are waiting up to two years for their diagnosis, and in rural areas, the delays can stretch even further.

Minister Katy Gallagher has called for a change in men’s attitudes toward women to improve their safety.

The bill will shorten the waiting period from 9 to 5 days, enable nurses and allied health professionals to initiate discussion.

Queensland’s health minister has reinstated a ban on puberty blockers for children hours after it was lifted by the Supreme Court.

The court said there was inadequate consultation on the matter.

The violence took its cues from communist-led militant group Antifa, according to Eric Louw, a retired professor and former Marxist.

The LNP is calling for an end to lenient sentencing, citing rise in child exploitation and abuse.

From pastries to policies, nothing is sacred as former premier starts an early fight to reclaim his ground.

The health minister says the Queensland government’s temporary block on puberty blockers is justified.

The stance overturns existing Labor government guidance that a woman includes ‘all people who identify as a woman or girl.’

‘Our plan is about making sure the next generation can afford to live here too,’ Opposition leader Mark Speakman said.

One doctor has called the situation ‘heartbreaking and frustrating.’

A former Marxist organiser says 11 far-left groups mobilised against the “March for Australia.”

Liberal Senator Jacinta Price raised concerns about Australians’ lack of understanding about Hamas’ atrocities.

Police have condemned left-wing violence at the rallies in Melbourne.

The performer says she is being misunderstood due to her views on the Hamas-Israel conflict.

‘If leaders care about women’s safety, they’ll follow the NT’s lead,’ says Women’s Forum CEO Rachael Wong.

The ATO says 30 percent of applications had been rejected because they didn’t meet the criteria.

‘In some cases, treatments and surgeries have been foisted upon children by ideologically driven clinicians or parents,’ said Henderson.

Indigenous Australian activist Robbie Thorpe has lodged court documents on behalf of Palestinian terror group Hamas.

As ADHD rates rise, families across Australia are waiting up to two years for their diagnosis, and in rural areas, the delays can stretch even further.

Minister Katy Gallagher has called for a change in men’s attitudes toward women to improve their safety.

The bill will shorten the waiting period from 9 to 5 days, enable nurses and allied health professionals to initiate discussion.

Queensland’s health minister has reinstated a ban on puberty blockers for children hours after it was lifted by the Supreme Court.

The court said there was inadequate consultation on the matter.

The violence took its cues from communist-led militant group Antifa, according to Eric Louw, a retired professor and former Marxist.

The LNP is calling for an end to lenient sentencing, citing rise in child exploitation and abuse.

From pastries to policies, nothing is sacred as former premier starts an early fight to reclaim his ground.

The health minister says the Queensland government’s temporary block on puberty blockers is justified.

The stance overturns existing Labor government guidance that a woman includes ‘all people who identify as a woman or girl.’

‘Our plan is about making sure the next generation can afford to live here too,’ Opposition leader Mark Speakman said.

One doctor has called the situation ‘heartbreaking and frustrating.’

A former Marxist organiser says 11 far-left groups mobilised against the “March for Australia.”

Liberal Senator Jacinta Price raised concerns about Australians’ lack of understanding about Hamas’ atrocities.

Police have condemned left-wing violence at the rallies in Melbourne.

The performer says she is being misunderstood due to her views on the Hamas-Israel conflict.

‘If leaders care about women’s safety, they’ll follow the NT’s lead,’ says Women’s Forum CEO Rachael Wong.

The ATO says 30 percent of applications had been rejected because they didn’t meet the criteria.