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Australian Soprano living within the walls of Windsor castle reflects on British Monarchy

Australian Soprano living within the walls of Windsor castle reflects on British Monarchy

Communications & Culture

King Charles the third is in Sydney today to kick off his first royal visit to Australia since his coronation. It’s the...

National Carers Week brings over 3 million unpaid carers into the spotlight

National Carers Week brings over 3 million unpaid carers into the spotlight

Communications & Culture

This week is National Carers Week which aims to highlight the work of 3 million un-paid carers and acknowledging the...

Battlelines drawn ahead of the ACT Election

Battlelines drawn ahead of the ACT Election

Politics & Economy

ACT residents are heading to the polls this Saturday to decide whether to keep the Labor government in power for a seventh...

Grindr’s new AI ‘Wingman’

Grindr’s new AI ‘Wingman’

Communications & Culture

Grindr has partnered with Ex-human to create the apps first AI generated ‘Wingman’. This newly expected feature of the LGBTQI+...

George Negus – Journalist

George Negus – Journalist

Communications & Culture

George Negus was a television current affairs icon, being at the forefront of innovation and journalism throughout a long and...

Proposed debit card surcharge ban

Proposed debit card surcharge ban

Business and Finance Politics & Economy 16 October 2024

The Federal Government is proposing a ban on debit card surcharges to be implemented by 2026. The Reserve Bank of...

Repair it – don’t replace it

Repair it – don’t replace it

In 2023, the EU passed legislation encouraging users to repair purchased goods under a ‘right to repair.’  Users are now...

300 epilepsy related deaths each year in Australia

300 epilepsy related deaths each year in Australia

Health

Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP) is where a person living with epilepsy dies without warning and the post-mortem fails...

How Perceptions of Mental Illness have changed in Australia

How Perceptions of Mental Illness have changed in Australia

Health Science & Environment

As conversations surrounding mental health continue to grow in Australia, so too do the diagnosed cases of mental illness. From...

Survey finds Widespread Severe Food Insecurity in Australia

Survey finds Widespread Severe Food Insecurity in Australia

Health Politics & Economy

A recent report from Foodbank has found that 3.4 million Australians are living with food insecurity, of which 2 million...

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