Felicity Davey

Retail giant Woolworths has admitted underpaying thousands of its employees by hundreds of millions of dollars over a nine-year period. The Fair Work Ombudsman is looking to prosecute the retailer for breaching workplace law.

ABS data suggests that within 24 years, more than a million Australians will be aged over 85.

A psychologist who experienced mental ill-health believes pop-up ads could help people when they’re at their most vulnerable.

The rates of self harm among young women are on the rise -- both here in Australia and overseas. A summit of world experts has been meeting in Sydney to discuss the mental health illness that's not widely talked about. And a warning - this story references self harm.

Annie had always wanted to be a teacher but says the job was too emotionally draining to be sustainable. She’s not the only one, with empathy fatigue on the rise.

<b><i>&nbsp;SBS On Demand.</i></b> In November 2019 as bushfires ravaged Australia&apos;s east coast, Ed Roy and his wife Cheryl Laffernis were at their five-acre home surrounded by bush, watching nervously as the blaze approached. The ferocious fire had already crossed containment lines close by at Bobin near Taree, on the NSW mid-north coast, and was gaining momentum. Ed and Cheryl were sitting glued to their Fires Near Me app when they received a call from neighbours. &#x201C;They said, &apos…

Sorry can mean nothing, or it can mean everything. Here three women share how their lives have been shaped by the presence – or absence – of that one small word.

<b><i> SBS On Demand.</i></b> Landscape photographer Dani Watson loved posting photos of stunning, remote and unusual locations. Then she realised she was fuelling a dangerous selfie-taking culture. Within hours of posting an image on social media, she would receive a flood of messages from followers. &quot;They&#x2019;d ask: &apos;where did you take it?&apos; &apos;How did you get there?&apos; &apos;Can you pinpoint it on Google Maps?&apos;&quot; she told Insight. &quot;I realised I was sort of…

Sisters Cassandra and Amanda are both into online dating. In fact, it&apos;s a necessity for finding romance, given the lack of options in their regional community in the Northern Territory. But even with the assistance of technology, finding love as single women in remote communities is still a challenge &#x2014; albeit one made easier when tackled together. The sisters live and swipe together to make sure that they don&apos;t match with the same guy. They also run an online group that identifi…

The number of single-child families has almost doubled over the past 40 years. Couples facing mounting financial pressures, infertility and not having enough social support contribute to the growing trend — yet stereotypes about only children being spoilt and selfish remain.