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BELLE Dingle has been focused on making something of herself despite the commotion around her.

ABI Webster managed to go through some turbulent months and has been kept away from the limelight since.

WITH emotions running high for Dot’s funeral, Kat finds herself struggling with a heap of marital problems.

As Google works on an Omnibox redesign for Android, Chrome on desktops is getting a very handy shortcut that lets you quickly search your history and bookmarks right from the address bar.

Telematics is here to stay. Here's how it will continue to benefit the logistics industry in the future.

If you have noticed a wobble in your toilet seat, you might think you need to have a lot of experience to fix it, but it’s easier than you might think to do it yourself. All you’ll need is a few simple tools and some elbow grease. All you need is a screwdriver, an adjustable wrench, and some gloves.

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Neuralink is developing a brain implant it hopes will help paralyzed people walk again and cure other neurological ailments

Quarterback Joe Burrow continued his mastery of Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs as the Bengals won their fourth in a row.

The Council’s Housing for All Committee got together in June, but has cancelled each subsequent monthly meeting, without any explanation.

The NSW health system is clawing its way back from another brutal winter, but treatment figures are still significantly short of pre-pandemic levels, a report shows.

The extraordinary scale of poker machine addiction in NSW, particularly in the poorest areas of the state, is a shameful indictment on governments past.

Dennis Lillee is excited about the future of Lance Morris, who is one of three bowlers on standby as Pat Cummins remains in doubt for the second Test.

More than 60 per cent of NSW voters want a cashless gaming card rolled out in the state’s pubs and clubs.

Armed with new $20m headquarters, the Waratahs are aiming to be contenders in 2023 and a sharp increase in Test experience may help them do it.

Midwives say their work is “thrilling and amazing”, yet endless double shifts and burnout are causing such a shortage that new mothers risk missing out on the care they need.

As venues rush to throw parties and schedule talent, new challenges have emerged, including an overcrowded market and the rising cost of living.

Albanese’s strategy of offering few policies and letting Morrison unravel worked. But it was essentially a strategy to win an election, not to retain office.

The minimum two-year teaching master’s degree should be scrapped and replaced by a revived one-year graduate diploma, a new report argues.

The degree of controversy generated by the Secure Jobs, Better Pay bill is an unreliable guide to the likely threat – or promise – from the changes made.

A program never used before in Australia achieves “massive success” eradicating domestic violence from one Perth suburb

Olivia DeJonge thought the role of Priscella in Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis had gone to another actress, then she received an unexpected text from her agent.

Paying for some plastic trinket might just be the price you pay for having good relationships with colleagues, Dr Kirstin Ferguson writes.

Samet was the first to interview an 18-year-old Yves Saint Laurent, at the start of her own five-decade-long career.

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Three Fisker executives, including CEO Henrik Fisker, reported purchasing FSR stock yesterday. Fisker and Gupta-Fisker purchased 33,700 shares.

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