Новости за 03.12.2022

Fewer Victorian students are attempting year 12, despite a push to keep students in school, with the strong jobs market and growing disengagement being blamed.

Bronwyn Grout was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and told she wouldn’t live past five years. She is one of just 15 per cent who is still alive after ten. Researchers have found a remarkable combination of genetic mutations linking these ‘exceptional survivors’.

Listening to the loud voices of the fringe sent the party into a parallel universe.

I have never been so dissatisfied with the choice between the three main parties. I was spared voting for someone I couldn’t normally endorse.

Adam Goudge isn’t sure how he would feel if someone got a million-dollar cheque to help solve the murder of his mother, Brenda. “You’ve known about this for how long? And it’s taken a massive chunk of money to do the decent thing?,” he said.

Analysts and strategists see his pivot towards the far right as an intentional strategy to re-create political momentum.

Education is more than just a human right – it is a key foundation upon which a nation’s economic and social advancement is built.

While there are fears that the redevelopment of Fishermans Bend will result in another barren Docklands-style area, one developer is planning a unique 3000 square metre park.

Home interior designer Charlotte Coote describes her family’s 16-acre property as a “sensory overload”.

One suspected drug trafficker told the inquiry that although he was unemployed and played with large sums of cash for hours at a time, venue staff had never questioned him about the source of his money.

“Earlier this year I realised I didn’t have a great relationship with clothes. How clothes fit my body was linked to my sense of self-worth.”

Like so many others, I thought we had more time to save the Great Barrier Reef. I was wrong.

Think Rome and you think big. Yet for many of us, Rome’s most enduring treasures are smaller in scale.

Some builders are returning to the property market, picking up rundown homes at auction to flip in the next year.

After a year of broken rain records, several Sydney councils are pushing the state to pay for repairs ahead of increased road use over the holiday break.

Bizarre tales abound when it comes to the items in the Australian Museum’s world-class gem gallery, which reopens to the public this week.

The advent of the Instagram subscription service in recent weeks, where followers are charged to view content from certain Insta-famous accounts which were once free - begs the question - how much are people willing to pay for banality?

Mid-century designers such as Parker, Chiswell and Wrightbuilt are attracting younger buyers who not only appreciate the look but also the built-to-last sustainability.

From a ’90s holiday documented through a series of bottles, to the world rendered in glowing red lights, this new exhibition looks at ‘air’ in unexpected ways.

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Mercury Prize-winners alt-J will celebrate the 10 years of "An Awesome Wave."

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TIME is ticking for one long-standing resident of the Dales as their secret could be exposed by another villager.

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LIFE in the cobbles has no more secrets for one resident and it may be time to turn a new leaf.