Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
Research shows puberty redirects adolescent focus toward peer relationships, making rejection physically painful and keeping young people hypersensitive to exclusion well into their 20s.
Why it mattersUnderstanding why rejection stings so acutely for teenagers helps parents respond with genuine empathy rather than rushing to minimise the pain.
Carers for mentally ill people in Ballarat face growing violence and danger at home. They wait while accessing treatment.
Why it mattersCarers are burning out under pressure that could ease with better mental health support. Helping them helps the most vulnerable people.
A sergeant fired for drunk-driving at work was reinstated after the board found his dismissal too harsh.
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