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'Struggling to see the value': the wave of young Aussies abandoning cities

Young and Regional
Clockwise from top left: Santiago Suarez; Bridie Hull; Nick Hanson; Monyque Watson-Jones; Ali Mumtaz and Awesh Khadal, and Katie Kendall.
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Young and Regional
The regional move is popular for Gen Zs, but it comes with a major health risk
Nick Powell
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Chris Jackson and Bridie Hull from Headspace help youth navigate isolation by connecting them with the community. Picture by Kate Healy
Affordability, opportunity, quality of life: why Gen Z sees future in regions
Liz Ritchie
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Almost half of Gen Z Australians say they would consider moving out of the city, according to research by the Regional Australia Institute in partnership with ViewJobs. Picture by Shutterstock
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The great exodus: Half of city Gen Zs are chasing a 'regional renaissance'
Nick Powell
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After six years, Jade Symons moved from Sydney back to her home town of Coffs Harbour. Picture supplied
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A psychologist's tips on how to help your child use social media
Phillipa Brown
Parents can guide and support their children to be mindful users of technology. Picture by Shutterstock
Young and Regional
Federal spending on social media ads doubles as government seeks ban
Lucy Arundell
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A young person scrolling on a social media platform. Picture by Marina Neil
Opinion
Note from the principal: time to screen out the toxins for our kids
John Southon
Principal John Southon of Trundle Central School in rural NSW. Picture by David Ellery
Young and Regional
'A rite of passage': how the gambling industry baits young Australians
Gwen Liu
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Matt Martin participates in sports betting every week during the AFL season. Picture by Kate Healy
Explainer
'Punitive' measure or safety net: what is the social media ban?
Lucy Arundell
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A young person scrolling on a social media platform. Picture by Marina Neil
Young and Regional
As reliable news disappears from the regions, what replaces it is scary
Grace Dudley
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Journalist Grace Dudley pictured in a news desert. Picture by Carla Freedman/Unsplash
Young and Regional
Talking to the dead: How AI is using deathbots to disrupt the grieving process
Joel Ehsman
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Professor Katina Michael from the University of Wollongong studies the social implications of emerging technologies. Picture by Robert Peet
Young and Regional
'Gateway' to porn: how social media warps sex for young Aussies
Jessica Belzycki
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The Stop Campaign co-director, and student Megan Rollings at the Australian National University. Picture by Karleen Minney
Young and Regional
Regional Australia 'at the front line' of radical misinformation crisis
Sophia Baker
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Collage image of various Facebook posts sharing misinformation or hurtful memes. Images collated from Facebook

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