Plus: Have data breaches become yet another cost of business?

View as a webpage Why parents are seeking out bilingual child care In many cultures, being bilingual or multilingual is commonplace, even from a very young age. In Australia, language lessons usually start in primary school. But experts say the intellectual benefits of early exposure to a second language – before the age of six – are "huge". And as more parents seek out these opportunities for their children, childcare centres are getting on board. Find out more in this article from Life Matters. With the news this week of one of the most significant data breaches in Australian history, Sunday's episode of Future Tense was disturbingly prescient. Listen back as Antony Funnell asks: Has this kind of data breach become just another cost of business? Plus – do you want to see a live recording of Fran Kelly’s brand new chat show frankly? Here's your chance. Enjoy your weekend, Rosie Ryan, digital editor Enjoy getting ABC RN in your inbox? Invite your friends to sign up too! Learning a second language — at child care When choosing a childcare centre, parents often consider its location or the amount of outdoor play space. But what about the languages being spoken — and taught? READ MORE LISTEN HERE The royals who weren't as lucky as the Queen It's fair to assume Queen Elizabeth II enjoyed relatively good health, given she lived to the ripe old age of 96. We can't say the same for these other royals … READ MORE LISTEN HERE The Gen Zs bucking a disappointing trend Young people aren't volunteering as much as they used to, but those who do say it's the highlight of their week. So, are Gen Z more self-centred than previous generations, or the most civic-minded yet? READ MORE WATCH NOW Catch up on RN audio Behind the scenes with Australia's female foreign correspondents – Late Night Live Have data breaches become yet another cost of business? – Future Tense How world heritage listing has become a victim of its own success – Rear Vision Housing through the lens of Aboriginal property development and land rights – The Philosopher's Zone Drugs, gangs, racism and reputation: three new works of fiction — The Bookshelf It took 14 years for Jarvis Cocker to realise his 'Pulp Masterplan' – Conversations What's happening? Want to see a live recording of frankly? Fran Kelly's new chat show is being filmed at ABC Ultimo and is looking for people to join its studio audience. Featuring a live house band and three exciting guests every week, come see your favourite musicians, comedians and big thinkers in Australia and from around the globe. REGISTER FOR YOUR FREE TICKETS NOW Requestival returns! One week, all music on triple j chosen by YOU! All you gotta do is download or update the triple j app to get your requests in. REQUEST NOW Discover more of the ABC on our Apps Find out how to download your favourite app. Follow us Need help? Visit the ABC Help Centre The ABC sent this message to newsletter@newslettercollector.com, these details are included to help provide assurance that this is a genuine email from ABC. Any personal details and data acquired by the ABC from your participation in any ABC Online Services will be used only in accordance with the ABC's Privacy Policy © 2022 Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABC, ABN 52 429 278 345, 700 Harris St Ultimo, NSW, 2007, Australia Unsubscribe from this Newsletter | Discover other Newsletters | Privacy Unsubscribe from this Newsletter Discover other Newsletters Privacy

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