Criticism has been levelled at Netflix’s drama series about the serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, including from his victim’s families, who say they were never approached about the show’s release.
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Anxiety symptoms vary from child to child, and by age. But there are some common signs to watch for.
In this tender, thought-provoking novel, an award-winning writer explores the ambivalence that often attends female friendship.
Deep in the oceans dwell creatures that can evade many of the evolutionary drivers of life on land – and they remain seemingly unchanged through time.
Australia’s richest man recently took on the world’s richest man over the shape of our green future. But it’s not either batteries or green hydrogen – we need both.
Oppositions have two key jobs: to hold the government to account and prepare to take office themselves. At the moment, Liberal oppositions are failing on both counts.
Privatising electricity assets was thought to be good for taxpayers. But it has made the transition to renewables much harder.
Nature’s recent efforts to redefine the ethical responsibilities of scientists leave a lot to be desired.
A panoramic tale and an in-depth character study, Iris immerses its readers in a world of impoverishment and struggle.
My first image requests were whimsical queries, nocturnal flights of fancy, gentle tentative casts into the virtual spirit world.
the government on Monday will point to 28 major defence projects running a total of more than 97 years late, as it highlights pressures it faces on the budget
Using taxpayer-funded advertising for political advantage is rife, but there are ways it can be curbed.
Annie Ernaux is the first French woman to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. Her autofiction masterpiece, The Years, has been called a modern In Search of Lost Time.
Lone gunman incidents have been very rare in Thailand’s history.
We must heed lessons from past storms and plan ahead, as climate change will only exacerbate future coastal disasters.
Though young, the trauma experienced by children in Syrian detention camps could have lifelong effects. A coordinated approach is needed to support them into new lives here.
You can go to a psychologist for ADHD coaching or to an ‘ADHD coach’. Whichever option you choose, this should be just one aspect of your care.
Dividing students into classroom streams has been the status quo for decades. So why have New Zealand’s two largest teachers’ unions taken the unprecedented step of announcing plans to phase it out?
Quantum mechanics raised tough philosophical questions about the nature of the world – and a physicist named John Bell figured out how experiments could answer them.
Romance fiction has a reputation for being conservative, but in reality it is an innovative and uncontrollable genre.
Undercover cop narratives are usually full of anxiety, but The Stranger goes a step further, focusing on the trauma and darkness of the job.
Mozzies can make you sick by injecting a cocktail of saliva and virus when they bite. Ross River virus has long been a risk but now we’re also contending with the more serious Japanese encephalitis.
Running out of disk space and it’s making you anxious?
Tackling this global problem requires an international effort – particularly by rich nations where the demand for exotic pets is increasing.
Stage 3 has long been built into both federal budget planning and market expectations. Drawing on the British experience is more a convenient argument than a meaningful parallel.