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Young people need more than footy ovals – it’s time to invest in culture

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By Kate Duncan Verified
| ArtsHub Australia Verified
From age bans to algorithm audits, Australia’s national conversation is fixated on what we should take away from young people. But in the rush to restrict the online world, we’ve been asking the wrong question. We’ve told a generation where not to go, without giving them somewhere better to be.
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Dugout Dudes event brings youth, high school players together

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By Kate Duncan Verified
| BVM Sports
By Kate Duncan via Eagle Nation Online, 4h ago Kate Duncan Placing a Prosper Eagles baseball hat on her child's head, a mom stands in front of the merchandise table, attended to by Amber Philpott, outside the field. The event started at 5:30 p.m. Child players were told to bring a glove and water bottle to be prepared for baseball-related activities.
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Boost Your Mood in 2026 with pure essential oils

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By Kate Duncan Verified
| Eat Well Australia Verified
There’s something about the start of a new year that evokes a long and deep exhale. After the fullness of the festive season — late nights, long lunches, too much travel and social commitments — January offers a natural pause. A moment to reflect, reset and gently steer yourself back toward balance. As many of us reconsider what wellbeing looks and feels like in 2026, simple rituals are often the ones that anchor us most.
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