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Australian parents are pulling kids out of school in record numbers. One reason dominates. (opens the original)
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When Hannah's* daughter first reported the bullying to a teacher, she was given a lecture about "dobbing". Her primary-aged daughter was targeted because she was academically inclined, and the Aussie mum had no idea it was happening at first. "She was significantly bullied physically," Hannah told Mamamia. "It took her weeks to disclose it to me. It's like she felt a sense of shame that she was being targeted. It had been happening for about a month, and I didn't know." When Hannah realised the
Smit was stabbed and bleeding on the cockpit floor. What he did next just saved 174 lives. (opens the original)
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On Wednesday morning, 174 people took off from Dubai on flydubai flight FZ1073, bound for Tel Aviv. It was 7.05am local time (1.05pm AEST), and it should have been a routine three-hour trip. Just over two hours later, the plane was plummeting from the sky. In the cockpit, the captain had allegedly been stabbed by his co-pilot. In under two minutes, the aircraft fell from nearly 34,000 feet to 17,000 feet, according to flight-tracking site Flightradar24. Minutes later, the Boeing 737 MAX issued a
Tarran's classmates were AirDropping a photo on the school bus. It was a 'nude' picture of her. (opens the original)
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The first time Tarran Frost heard about the "nude" photo of her doing the rounds, it had already been AirDropped to an entire school bus. The school captain from Victoria was 16 at the time and was walking to class when a peer told her about it. She began a "wild goose chase" to find the image. When she finally tracked down a copy at lunch, she was in utter disbelief. "I was strangely relieved because I was expecting it to be a screenshot that someone had taken off a porn video," Tarran, now 19,
Olivia's symptoms didn't make sense. Then her doctor sent her a text message. (opens the original)
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Olivia Slattery is just 34. She will soon need every major joint in her body replaced. The Victorian doesn't know when exactly that will be, but she does know it's inevitable. To most people who meet Olivia, it's a hard fact to reconcile as she appears to be in the prime of her life. Her health started playing up two years before she was diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), a rare and aggressive blood cancer, in 2024. But in a cruel twist of irony, the treatment that saved her life has
Georgie Dent just said the quiet thing about being a working mum out loud. (opens the original)
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Want to support independent women's media? Become a Mamamia subscriber and get an all-access pass to everything we make, including exclusive podcasts, articles, videos and our exercise app, MOVE. That's how many hours of care two full-time working parents with primary-school-aged kids need to find every year to cover the gap between the school day and the working day. The figure was laid bare by Georgie Dent as she took the podium at the National Press Club. She put words to something working pa
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