Lauren Novak

Teenagers struggling with their body image because of what they see on social media are benefiting from a “world first” program designed in Australia.

Discounted club fees for girls, bring-a-friend days and more female changerooms are being floated to arrest the alarming dropout rates of teenage girls from team sport.

I spy! Creepy smart TVs used to stalk

Smacking should be outlawed to stop parents abusing their children under the guise of discipline, according to a landmark inquiry into family violence in South Australia.

A 14-year-old is among a surging number of girls falling pregnant under the state government’s care, The Advertiser can reveal.

Childcare services that have left children in high chairs for six hours, let them wander onto busy roads or suffer anaphylactic shocks are set to be on a federal hit-list to lose funding.

Leah Bromfield’s first clear childhood memory is of violence.

A sleeping child was left alone on a locked bus, which was driven back to its depot following an after-school trip.

A mother has told how her 15-year-old daughter was allegedly raped by another student, on campus during school hours, at an Adelaide private school.

A student at an Adelaide private school has been suspended after the discovery of a deepfake image involving a teacher.

Children are becoming so addicted to online gaming they are soiling themselves rather than stopping play to go to the toilet.

Children are going missing or being locked outside of childcare centres across the state, and latest data reveals a rise in reports of injuries and illness.

What is the job of a parent? Is it to protect our children, hovering above in a helicopter?

Parents of children at two Adelaide special schools are in limbo after being told out of school hours care services would be cancelled at short notice.

Children going missing, locked outside or seriously injured are among hundreds of incidents reported at childcare centres across South Australia.

Parents in Adelaide’s city and Hills are paying the highest out-of-pocket costs for childcare, a new report reveals.

Parents of 47 students who are continually skipping school have been put on notice by education authorities, including the first case in years which could be headed to court.

The president of the public teachers union has been taken to task in a fiery breakfast radio interview on Thursday morning.

Making endless lists, losing track of time, avoiding boring tasks, mind constantly racing?

Matt Newlands had wanted to be a police officer since he was four years old.