Autism advocates have had mixed reactions to the release of an autism Barbie, designed to increase awareness and acceptance of neurodiversity in children, particularly girls. American toymaker Mattel announced the new doll this week, including special features to accomodate the traits and behaviours associated with autism.
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Folge vom 13.01.2026Autism Barbie is unboxed, to mixed reaction from advocates
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Folge vom 12.01.2026Australian Open gets underway: what to know about this year’s tournamentOne of the world's biggest tennis tournaments is back for another year as the Australian Open gets underway in Melbourne. Here's a breakdown of some of the details of the Australian Grand Slam as well as some key names to watch out for.
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Folge vom 12.01.2026Bushfires devastate Victorian communitiesCooler conditions are helping fire crews in Victoria contain the raging bushfires which have devastated regional communities around the state for the past six days. But with many blazes still out of control, those communities now face an overwhelming recovery and uncertain future.
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Folge vom 12.01.2026Critical mission: why rare earths and minerals are a new priority for AustraliaAs the world's population becomes increasingly reliant on critical minerals to make technology from smart phones to car parts and even weapons, the resource has become a matter of national security. The Australian Government, announcing that it will prioritise several key critical minerals in the nation's 1.2 billion dollar strategic reserve.