19 year-old backpacker Bianca Jones, embarked on an exciting Southeast Asian adventure with her best friend, Holly Bowles. Their journey led them to Laos, known for its lively backpacker scene. One fateful evening, they drank cocktails laced with methanol, and after several days in intensive care, Bianca passed away from methanol poisoning. Her friend Holly is still on life support. RIP Bianca
A teenage boy fell victim to a sextortion scam, prompting his mother to warn others about online predators. The scammer, posing as a girl, threatened to expose explicit photos unless paid.
Ever feel like you’re dragging through the week, only to catch up on sleep during the weekend? It can feel like you’re always on the backfoot, trying to catch up on sleep and get your body clock back in line. I hear you! Chances are it’s social jet lag.
You’ve probably seen someone sadfishing while you’re on social media, even if you don’t know what it is. You might have even done it yourself a time or two. So do you think sadfishing is a trending social media trend, or a cry for help?
Esra, a vibrant 13-year-old with a promising future, fell victim to the dangerous trend of chroming, which led to her untimely death. Despite their unimaginable grief, the Haynes are determined to make Esra’s life count by ensuring her story serves as a catalyst for change.
If your child is turning 18, this transition into adulthood also brings a great mix of excitement and responsibility. Our handy Turning 18 Checklist provides a concise list of things you need to consider as they move into this very important stage of life.
Four male students at Melbourne’s prestigious Yarra Valley Grammar have been suspended after compiling a…
Screen time can be both a blessing and a curse. Teens love it for connection, yet parents worry it’s dangerous. Here’s what teens worry about.
Keep your hungry teen full and fuelled while at school with these awesome school lunches for teens. Teen-tested and approved!
Is your house the teen hangout house? This mum explains why this is actually a really good thing, despite the extra pairs of smelly shoes at the door.
If you have a 14-year-old boy, then this may help explain some of your son’s confusing behaviour including his laziness, recklessness and impulsiveness. Who can relate?
Chase adventures. Face fears. Find yourself and what you love along the way. Here are the six pieces of advice I want my teen to know as you reach the cusp of adulthood.