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As work begins on the facility, doctors say it will be ‘a waste of money’ if the government does not address staff shortages

First responders are the backbone of society. They extinguish fires, chase down criminals, resuscitate the gravely injured, and do so much more so that everyone can safely return to their families. These jobs put the brave men and women who undertake them in situations the rest of us hope we…

Across Australia, communities are grappling with climate disasters that are striking more frequently and with greater intensity. Bushfires, floods and cyclones are no longer one-off events. And this pattern is predicted to worsen due to climate change.

The majority of school leaders said their mental health has been negatively affected in the last year

The findings have been published ahead of the NAHT school leaders’ union conference in Harrogate this weekend.

Bark phones now hook teens up with Talkspace's mental health resources.

Report follows inquest jury’s conclusion that Jacqueline Anne Potter killed herself after mental health decline

Even with the best intentions, your opinions can hold more power than you realise – and can easily get you into ‘trouble’

Students are concerned the legislation could silence supportive teachers, dismantle safe spaces, lead to overenforcement and prevent honest conversations about identity.

Harvey Goodman, from Stockton Heath in Warrington, will take part alongside Esther Ghey.

Keeping schools safe involves more than just drills and safety measures. It is an ongoing effort to create safe places for students to learn. Tragic events that expose safety gaps prompt teachers, school leaders, and policymakers to rethink their safety plans. The focus should be on quick fixes and long-term…