In the third instalment of our Voter’s Voices series, we ask first-time voters if they feel influenced by their family’s political views.
In the second instalment of our Voter’s Voices series, we ask if first-time voters feel confident deciding which party to vote for.
As part of our First-Time Voters project, the Voters Voices series asked young Australians to rate their sense of confidence about heading to the polls for the first time.
In the third instalment of our Voter’s Voices series, we ask first-time voters if they feel influenced by their family’s political views.
In the second instalment of our Voter’s Voices series, we ask if first-time voters feel confident deciding which party to vote for.
As part of our First-Time Voters project, the Voters Voices series asked young Australians to rate their sense of confidence about heading to the polls for the first time.
In today’s instalment of Voter Voices, we set out to ask first time voters exactly where are they looking to stay in the loop?
In the third instalment of our Voter’s Voices series, we ask first-time voters if they feel influenced by their family’s political views.
In the second instalment of our Voter’s Voices series, we ask if first-time voters feel confident deciding which party to vote for.
As part of our First-Time Voters project, the Voters Voices series asked young Australians to rate their sense of confidence about heading to the polls for the first time.
Vape bans and young carer payments part of the budget.
Headspace released the survey data this morning
Bendigo Y-PARC to be refurbished under the 21/22 budget.
Youth groups give leaders a chance to step up.
Young travellers may need to change destinations and saving plans thanks to the weakened Australian dollar, writes Tam Kendi.
Young people care about issues that affect their future and they plan to do something about it, writes Lucille Sadek.
Tam Kendi explores the growing phenomenon of sexting, and its promotion in the media.
Norway had not experienced a single act of terror since WWII. Then, on July 22, 2011, Anders Behring Breivik killed 62 youths on a summer camp, in response Stories of Youth was created.
In order to save lives and reduce stigma surrounding mental health issues, a greater effort must be made to educate young people, writes Sally Buchanan-Hagen.
It may not be visible to society but many young Australians are forced into homelessness everyday. Lauren Colosimo finds out why.
Fame beckons for 20-year-old independent film maker, Amanda Duckworth. Erin Lyons discusses her new Aussie drama series.
Homelessness remains a sad reality for thousands of Australians every night. Rebecca Todesco explores the charitable work being done be Melbourne City Mission to help the disadvantaged youth.
If Holger Osieck doesn’t give Australia’s youngsters a chance, his tenure as Socceroos coach could come to an end, writes Paddy Naughtin.
Linh Do has achieved a lot in the past six years as a young person, and she shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon, says Chani Unger.
