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More than 1 in 4 young people confuse controlling behaviours in a relationship with ‘healthy boundaries’. New youth campaign responds.

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New data released today found over a quarter of surveyed 14 – 20-year-olds confuse controlling behaviours, including forced physical touch out of love, as a ‘healthy boundary,’ while only 22% feel completely confident to take action when they are uncomfortable, feel unsafe or disrespected in a relationship.    These findings are part of The Line campaign’s … Continued

RACV: UNDERSTANDING YOUR CAR’S DASHBOARD WARNING LIGHTS COULD SAVE YOU THOUSANDS

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RACV is urging motorists to familiarise themselves with their vehicle’s dashboard warning lights, as ignoring these critical alerts can lead to expensive repairs and potential safety hazards. RACV Driver Education and Development Manager Silvia Morris said that drivers regularly ignore dashboard warning lights, with many not understanding what the symbols mean or the severity of … Continued

$500 million criminal justice package misses opportunity to make NSW safer

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The NSW Government’s planned $500 million criminal justice package doubles down on failed policies that prioritise prisons and punishment over the evidence-based solutions proven to reduce crime and improve community safety. Under the 2025/26 Budget, the Minns Government will spend more than $100 million to expand prison operations to respond to growing pressure on the … Continued

GLOBAL WELLNESS DAY AIMS TO RECONNECT A NATION AS AUSTRALIA RANKS NEAR BOTTOM OF GLOBAL FLOURISHING STUDY

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2 June 2025:  Today, FREE Global Wellness Day events have been released across the country to inspire reconnection with a focus on wellbeing. A timely reminder given the new Global Flourishing  Study (GFS) has revealed that Australia is falling short, ranking 20th out of the 23 countries surveyed. Katherine Droga, founder of Well Traveller and Australia’s Global … Continued

National Report on the unmet needs of People with Tourette Syndrome

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On behalf of the Tourette Syndrome Association of Australia, I am pleased to share with you an embargoed copy of a National Report on the Unmet Needs of People with Tourette Syndrome, along with a covering letter outlining key findings and recommendations. This national report presents findings from a comprehensive survey conducted across Australia, capturing the lived experiences … Continued