The debate surrounding what Australian schools should teach is intesifying, with parents wanting their children to be taught more holistic life skills, such as interpersonal interaction. As screen times surge, parents hope schools can intervene to prevent their kids becoming social pariahs.

In-app purchases attached to social media and mobile games are leaving Australian parents out of pocket. Left to foot unexpected bills, Aussie parents are taking a more involved stance in their children's financial upbringing, hoping they'll gain a better understanding of responsible spending.

For generations, people have sought to improve themselves by seeking guidance from friends, family, support groups, and books. But in the digital era, many teenagers are turning to Instagram for self-help advice. How are they harnessing this platform to find solutions for everyday problems?

With around half of lifetime mental ill health present by the age of 14, MeeTwo is providing a safe digital space for young people to talk about their problems. But how is this anonymous app ensuring that it doesn’t add to the anxiety and depression that many teens experience on social media?