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When love is loud: A mother’s journey through autism and aggression

Disclaimer: This article discusses autistic meltdown, which may include aggressive behaviours. These are not acts of intentional harm, but responses to sensory overload, communication...

Going to the dentist is expensive…

Around one in three Australians delayed their visit to a dentist in the last financial year – or didn’t go at all – due...

Indian nurse calls for blood & stem cell donor registry

A long-time Lifeblood nurse, recently diagnosed with leukemia, has issued a personal plea for people in her local Cranbourne community and across Australia to...

Uncommon, but healthy

Certain unusual foods that can spruce up your daily diet while adding nutrients to a meal, writes GEETA KHURANA

Research grant supports duel against diabetes

Information, detection and prevention of diabetes is essential for people of Indian and subcontinent origin, writes TASNEEM ZAVERY

Auntiji says: Compromise or quit?

Recently, I received two letters from two sahelis, both with similar themes. I was most saddened by their plight, writes AUNTIJI

Sexual health survey

A recently published study reveals a change in traditional attitudes towards specific sexual behaviours, writes SHERYL DIXIT

A koan for a happy life

A simple strategy to cope with those times in life when we are stuck in a seemingly hopeless situation, writes SAROJA SRINIVASAN

Beating the blues

We are all susceptible to mood swings, but when a low mood turns persistent, it’s time to take notice, writes SAROJA SRINIVASAN

Practical steps to letting go

Making a decision to moving on is a great way to heal the traumas of the past, writes FARZANA SHAKIR

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When love is loud: A mother’s journey through autism and aggression

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