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by the Editor On January 12, 2010 a massive earthquake measuring 7.0 on the Richter Scale devastated the island-country of Haiti, which is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. With an estimated fatality count of up to 200,000 and millions more injured and homeless, kids are wondering what they can do to help. ...read more »
By Dr. Michele Borba Home is the best school for teaching moral behaviors, and to behave in a right and honourable way. As parents, we can teach kids the critical virtues they'll need to do what's right and resist any pressures that may defy the habits of good character.
The aim of World Religion Day is to foster the establishment of interfaith understanding and harmony. Some interesting statistics on faith by country and religious festivals can be found on their website. ...read more »
Experience the oldest living culture in the world as you participate in traditional Aboriginal games and activities. Discover a range of Aboriginal arts and crafts in the Festival’s Visual Arts Market. ...read more »
November 2009 Stress related to school pressure and family finances has a greater impact on young people than parents believe, according to a new national survey released today by the American Psychological Association (APA). ...read more »
October 2009 Minister for Youth Kate Ellis today launched a new Federal funding program to support the development and participation of young Australians, aged 12 to 25. ...read more »
September 2009 New analysis from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows how family life is changing in Australia and how pushed many working parents are for time, according to a leading work-life expert. ...read more »
September 28, 2009 The Optus Family Communication Survey released today has revealed that over half (55 per cent) of Australian children out-smart their parents in technology knowledge before they are 13 years old. ...read more »
September 17, 2009 Some online computer games are good for the user’s social life, new research has found. ...read more »
13 July 2009 Australia’s young adults are turning away from excessive consumption, re-examining their hedonistic ways and shifting their spending and lifestyle habits to more authentic pursuits as a backlash to greed, globalisation and the GFC, according to the latest research. ...read more »