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As part of the World Stroke Day on October 29, Gozo General Hospital recently hosted an event at the Duke Shopping Mall...

Stuff reports: The Government will take on alcohol retailers by tilting the playing field towards communities in licencing decisions, and alcohol sponsorship will be reviewed. Actually it tips it away from communities towards politicians. It means that no one in the community will be able to appeal against the regulations put in place by the […]

Former Collingwood past players’ president Paul Tuddenham is among several candidates to be bidding for a board spot at the Magpies, who will have a fiercely contested election this year.

As sports fans prepare to flood the tiny Gulf nation, cranes and loaders are still running hard - as is criticism of Qatar’s human rights record and exploitation of workers.

In this episode of Good Weekend Talks, journalist Anke Richter discusses how cults lure people who’d never consider themselves New Age – nor gullible.

A study has found damaged nonstick pans can release millions of micro and nanoplastics. How bad is that for human health?

If neighbours can’t be confident that new apartments will be well-designed and well-built, it’s no surprise that they lodge objections.

William’s foster mother was cleared of lying to the Crime Commission, the latest in a series of developments in the nation’s most high-profile missing persons case.

Major players from the fintech sector dominate the property market this week, led by the $26.5 million purchase by the Quadpay co-founder.

The federal government is preparing to release new guidelines around the use of controversial non-disclosure agreements, which companies have been using to silence victims of sexual harassment.

Meanwhile, Karl Stefanovic and Allison Langdon circle Tracy Grimshaw’s A Current Affair hot seat, while at Vogue Australia there are shock changes.

Homeowners are not even being tempted by the prospect of getting more attention from buyers looking for a bargain, so how will price falls unfold from here?

The awkward issue of “loss and damage” is high on the agenda at this year’s annual climate talks in Africa. What do developing nations want?

Almost until it happened, the residents of Mildura had trouble believing they’d scored their first concert by a major act. Here’s how, and why, it came about.

A group of MPs want further restrictions on gambling ads during live sports broadcasts, saying children are being taught to equate sport with betting.

Sydney’s fastest house price decline in decades means home owners are hesitant to sell, even though buyer interest is ticking up.

A polarising figure who doesn’t mind a little blowback, Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke has a simple response to critics of his IR proposals.

You might forgive restaurants and taxi drivers for charging extra to recover some losses, but not the companies that enjoyed super profits during the pandemic.

We’re making progress. But it’s moving more, not just standing up more often, that’s the big challenge with both working in the office and working from home.

If you feel like you’re not as optimistic as you were before the pandemic, you’re not alone. But there is hope for your hope.

Hundreds of subsea cables link the worldwide web, with about a dozen connected to Australia. How does this little-known network work – and what happens if it’s sabotaged?

The exploitation of foreign sex workers relies on people at many levels taking advantage of gaps in the migration system.

Campbell Rose anonymously donated thousands of dollars of his own money to help a senior public servant and the City of Melbourne’s chief executive compete in the Sydney to Hobart yacht race.

Closer scrutiny will be applied when converting IB marks to ATARs due to concerns of potential grade inflation and overly generous marking.

Touted as a “once-in-a-generation talent”, Ben Simmons signed a $US170 million contract, even dated a Kardashian – then things went sour. What really went down?