Media Centre

In light of media reports about the tragic death of 14 year old Amy Everett known as Dolly, Kids Helpline would like to remind Australian media that free phone and online counselling service Kids Helpline is available to all children and young people across the Australia anytime and for any reason.

Family conflict, financial worries and too much alcohol can mean Christmas is more stressful than festive for both kids and parents, but by following a few simple steps this does not have to be the case.

National counselling service Kids Helpline (KHL) is calling on Queensland political parties to put youth suicide early intervention strategies high on their policy agendas.

As thousands of teenagers get ready to celebrate ‘Schoolies’, Kids Helpline is reminding young people to think before they post, share or upload on social media to stay safe, and create positive digital ‘tattoos’ and memories of their experience.

Wake up to sea views in sought after Miami by winning yourtown’s latest beachfront luxury Prize Home.

In light of media reports about the reported tragedy in Las Vegas, Kids Helpline would like to remind Australian media that the Kids Helpline Service is available to children experiencing anxiety.

National counselling service Kids Helpline (KHL) is reminding the Australian community that there is still more to be done to prevent youth suicide despite new Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data showing a decrease in deaths from suicide.

‘Shark Tank’ entrepreneur Dr Glen Richards will be sharing valuable business insights and survival tips when he drops in on yourtown job seekers, in Ipswich, tomorrow, Tuesday 29 August.

Live, relax and indulge in your new state of the art Sunshine Coast home by just buying the winning ticket in yourtown’s luxury Prize Home.

yourtown with government, businesses and other thought leaders will join forces to tackle breaking the cycle of long-term youth unemployment through social enterprises and procurement today, Monday 14 August.