Neelima Choahan

In the hours following Queen Elizabeth’s death, only some privileged Australians seemed to have a right to express an opinion.

Two and half years ago, this woman left her large group of family and friends to move to Melbourne with her husband. Finding new connections has been hard, but social media is a boon.

Three-and-a-half years ago, Shravan Nagesh relocated to Australia looking for better prospects and opportunities. Instead he found disillusionment and disappointment.

It’s the middle of the night and your child’s temperature is spiking. Do you reach for a washcloth to cool them down? Give them medication? Or call a doctor? Take our quiz and find out if you are doing it correctly.

Health advocates say Australia is failing to offer “innovative and comprehensive” harm prevention services and we need to look to countries like Canada as overdose deaths rise.

A cough is necessary to keep the airways clear and to remove foreign particles such as dust. But respiratory experts say coughs that linger need to be investigated. Here’s what to look for in kids and adults.

Talking about mental health may be taboo for many Indian-Australians, but community programs are helping new migrants find ways to connect and be happy.

Last Saturday police found Melbourne woman Chaithanya Madhagani’s body. For those whose lives she changed, the loss is still hard to fathom.

Sixteen-year-olds can learn to drive, get a job, pay taxes and be on the Organ Donor Register, but they are considered too young to vote. Should they also have a stake in deciding their future?

Teens say an illegal nicotine product is easy to procure, leaving experts calling for better enforcement.