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Despite Asia’s preference for a son, happiness in old age has everything to do with daughters

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Researchers from Monash University Malaysia’s Business School warn that the traditional preference for a son rather than a daughter, may worsen gender inequality in rapidly ageing Asian societies. The paper Happiness in Old Age:The Daughter Connection published in the Journal of Happiness Studies outlines the unique demographic crisis Asia faces and confirms that although having … Continued

Igniting Inclusion event celebrates International Day for People with Disability through art, laughter, and action

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Ambitious new disability employment initiative will be showcased   Emerging artists of all ages and abilities to exhibit their national Artful Art Prize winning pieces  Event in Parramatta features disability advocates comedian and artist Tim Ferguson and award-winning musician Justine Eltakchi   Igniting Inclusion is an evening to celebrate social inclusion for all through creativity, comedy, and … Continued

What do Poodles, Pomeranians, kids and sleep have in common?

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What do Poodles, Pomeranians, kids and sleep have in common?   They are the perfect combination for a new season of LiSTNR’s Bedtime Explorers, and with 28 million downloads and counting, tonight is the night to start listening, and sleeping!   Hey parents – whether your child’s favourite puppy pal is a loving Labrador, a … Continued

Groundbreaking research into the imaginary play of infants and toddlers

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A landmark study from Monash University has found that infants and toddlers are capable of engaging in imaginary play, correcting previously held academic beliefs that they were unable to, and confirming the profound significance of imaginative play in early childhood education. Funded through the Australian Research Council Laureate Fellowship scheme, the five year programmatic study, … Continued

Christian Schools Applaud Government’s ‘Be That Teacher’ Campaign

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21 November 2023 – For Immediate Release   Christian Schools Applaud Government’s ‘Be That Teacher’ Campaign   Christian Schools welcome the successful launch of the Be That Teacher Campaign and congratulate Federal and State governments for the commencement of this project. This initiative, aimed at emphasizing the significance of educators while encouraging more individuals to … Continued

Higher proportion of Australians live with a chronic health condition, impacting employment opportunities

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For the rising number of Australians living with a chronic health condition1, finding secure and meaningful employment opportunities can be challenging. During Social Inclusion Week (18-27 November), atWork Australia is shining a light on the importance of creating diverse, inclusive workplaces so people of all ages are given the opportunity to thrive. The aim of … Continued

Alternate Care Arrangements (ACAs) are an expensive, damaging symptom of a broken system

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Yfoundations has told the special inquiry of the NSW Advocate for Children and Young People that putting vulnerable homeless children and young people into ‘Alternative Care Arrangements’ like hotels, motels, caravan parks and serviced apartments, often in isolated and unsuitable locations, produce terrible outcomes, can cause lasting harm and are extremely expensive.   Yfoundations CEO … Continued