Fiona Blackwood

King Frederik of Denmark and Queen Mary have been welcomed to Hobart by a crowd happy to see the Danish Royals up close.

As Denmark's royal couple, King Frederik and Australian-born Queen Mary, tour the queen's homeland, we look back at how their romance began. 

For many Australians, the decision to divorce has become even more complicated because of the rising cost of housing. Some are now calling for policy changes to make it easier for single parents to re-enter the housing market.

Teachers say misogynistic behaviour from young, male students has been getting worse. Now there's a guide to help.

Mark hasn't taken on a hairdressing trainee for years. He's not alone in thinking low-wage apprenticeships just aren't attractive to young people anymore.

In an increasingly complex financial world of buy-now-pay-later schemes, scams, and social media marketing, there are renewed calls for financial literacy to become a mandatory part of the school curriculum.

Abbey was "joy on two legs" and now she is gone, another lost to brain cancer. Somehow her family must carry on, as the fight continues for more funding to bring this horror disease to an end.

For some parents, the social media bans for under-16s have come as a relief. But others say they are fuelling conflict.

The Tasmania Devils CEO says the club will likely play in the AFL from existing venues for a year longer than expected, while awaiting construction of the Macquarie Point stadium.

Australians are finding it harder to change jobs. It comes at a time when artificial intelligence is poised to further disrupt the workforce.

Rising house prices and lower incomes due to caring for children can make it especially difficult for women to re-enter the housing market after a divorce. 

A prosthetics provider has left Australians thousands of dollars out of pocket, some having to cope with ill-fitting or wrong-coloured fingers and eyes.

Laurie Burgess has dedicated two decades to transporting artwork across the country, and has developed an appreciation and knowledge of the Australian art world few could rival.

In the three years that 65-year-old Kerry Forrest has been applying for positions, she has faced repeated rejection. She thinks it is time employers consider older workers more favourably.

Working until the age of 67 is a requirement for Australians to access their pension, but for some, it's a struggle to get there.

For some Australians, continuing to work until the pension age of 67 can be a struggle. Peita says a life of heavy lifting has taken its toll on her body, and she is trying to survive on JobSeeker payments.

While recent cuts to interest rates may have given mortgage holders a bit of a financial breathing space, the cost of food continues to creep upwards. 

Scientists have, for the first time, linked exercise with a particular protein in the blood that is associated with brain health.

There can be a range of clues parents can pick up on when their child is being bullied. Here's how to approach it with your child, and how to advocate for them at school.

Artificial eye maker Jack McDonald has been ordered to stop operating while the Health Complaints Commissioner in Victoria continues an investigation into him.

Book Week is celebrating 80 years this year.

Book Week is celebrating 80 years this year.

While some people love the chance to get creative with book week costumes, others see it as an expensive chore. Costume libraries are offering outfits to students to make sure everyone is included.

For many Australian parents the 9am to 3pm school day doesn't line up with their working day, but in large parts of the country accessing a spot at before and after-school care is not an option.

More customers have come forward with complaints about artificial eye maker Jack McDonald.