Falling birth rates may not just reflect changing choices. They may also reflect changing human biology, and the evidence deserves far more attention than it receives.
Australia's birth rate isn't collapsing by accident. It's the result of decades of economic, cultural and political choices that have made family formation harder than ever.
Labor’s under-16 social media ban has failed to deliver what was promised. Its answer is to give Julie Inman Grant more power over private records, online identities and people beyond Australia.
Struggling Steel town, Whyalla looks set to be the beneficiary of public funds as the government places it's most significant business into administration.
Falling birth rates may not just reflect changing choices. They may also reflect changing human biology, and the evidence deserves far more attention than it receives.
Australia's birth rate isn't collapsing by accident. It's the result of decades of economic, cultural and political choices that have made family formation harder than ever.
Labor’s under-16 social media ban has failed to deliver what was promised. Its answer is to give Julie Inman Grant more power over private records, online identities and people beyond Australia.
NAB may have just given us the first real warning of an impending housing apocalypse in Australia.
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