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President Yoon Suk-yeol has been officially removed from office following a unanimous ruling by the Constitutional Court, four months after his attempt to impose martial law. The landmark decision has triggered mass celebrations across the country, but it has also ignited fierce debate among voters over the future of South Korean politics.

Climate adaptation refers to the process of adjusting to the actual or projected effects of climate change and ensuring vulnerable communities are well-equipped for disaster. But some experts say the term has been reduced to nothing more than a political talking point. A new report by researchers at Monash University shows little action has been taken to prepare at-risk communities over the past decade, despite disaster events occurring more frequently and at a higher intensity.

Australians are losing trust in early childhood education. It follows the publication of investigative reports that revealed the sector has become subject to a myriad of problems. Some claim it's the marketisation of childcare services that has led to a crisis in quality and accessibility. Amongst it all is a workforce fighting to be valued. So what has gone wrong with Australia's early childhood education and care system?