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Brittany George February 15, 2017 bullying, bullying, Bullying behaviours, Mental Health

Tall Poppies: Bullying behaviours faced by Australian High Performance School-Age Athletes

Recent Research has found that Australian school-age female athletes are bullied by their peers because of their sporting successes. Twelve high...
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Brittany George January 25, 2017 bullying, bullying, bullying in schools, Mental Health

Parent perspectives on bullying in schools

Prof Kenneth Rigby, Adjunct professor University of South Australia.
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Brittany George November 15, 2016 bullying, bullying, Mental Health, Obesity, obesity, School bullying, social media

Being bullied as a kid makes you twice as likely to be an overweight adult

We know that being called names in the playground takes an enormous toll on your mental health – but it can directly affect your waistline, too.
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Brittany George December 7, 2015 bullying, Mental Health, No 2 Bullying Abstract Submission, No 2 Bullying Conference, No 2 Bullying Conference Abstracts

Submit your abstract for the National No 2 Bullying Conference

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Brittany George February 28, 2014 bullying, Mental Health, No 2 Bullying, No 2 Bullying Conference, no2bullying, School Bullying, schoolyard bullying, Workplace Bullying

Early Bird Registration closing this weekend

Early bird registration closes this Saturday 1st March for the No 2 Bullying Conference on the Gold Coast from the 6th — 8th April 2014.
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