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Tax season is back, as the Internal Revenue Service has officially started accepting and processing tax returns as of last week.

The biennial event, taking place at the redeveloped Marco Simone Golf & Country Club, could drum up interest in the sport.

Radio NZ report: Te Tai Hauāuru MP and Speaker of the House Adrian Rurawhe will not stand for the Māori electorate in October’s general election and will instead move to the Labour Party list. Rurawhe contested and won Te Tai Hauāuru three times. He was elected as Speaker mid-term in August last year, replacing Trevor […]

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Who is the next Isaiah Papali’i? Every club is looking for the best bargain-based signing. Michael Chammas runs his eye over the best of 2023.

Three Australian cities want to host the 2027 Rugby World Cup final. A top NSW powerbroker is determined it will be played in Sydney.

Data received this week by the networks from KPMG on behalf of industry body Think TV give an early indicator of how they fared in the second half of 2022.

News Corp is one of a number of local media companies facing broader financial pressure from rising costs that have coincided with a weaker advertising market.

If proof was needed that spending public money on the arts can be a good investment, Blue poles provides a great example.

Prices are shocking shoppers and grocers are noticing customers being more selective.

The government has the opportunity to address the current crisis in the arts and to set it up for the future. But will it be cowered by the Philistines and the bean-counters?

What’s the best piece of advice he’s ever received? Never trust a person who posts wine memes.

Riding in the slipstream of Joko Widodo’s vast popularity, Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo tops opinion polls as Indonesia enters pre-election season.

Six sets of twins with some tricks up their sleeves will descend on Melba College to begin year 7, among the 155,000 Victorian students starting their school year.

Modelling predicted a substantial rise in mental ill-health and suicide risk after the pandemic. Without urgent reform, this legacy will lead to disastrous consequences for those in the danger zone.

Better access to early childhood education is one of the government’s core policies, but the sector worries it will just increase demand when it is already struggling to cope.

A Grattan Institute report has called for the investment of $1 billion in group tutoring for students whose disadvantage has become more pronounced every year of their schooling.

The launch of the Xplor program is a sign that BHP is starting to think outside the box, casting an even wider net for potential growth options.

Cameron Howe set up a community Facebook page when he was 16. Now, he is fighting a court order that he pay $205,000 to a developer over readers’ comments.

Many gutless NSW politicians have long been beholden to the poker machine industry. Now, finally, the circumstances favour real, and radical, reform.

Disney’s total local revenue grew from $685.5 million $704.5 million, boosted by an increase in the money it receives from subscribers and distributing programs and films.

Dozens of mental health stakeholders will meet in Canberra on Monday as almost 70 per cent of people who receive psychology treatments pay out-of-pocket for government-subsidised services.

Tattoo artists are seeing a rise in ’90s and 2000s-style tattoos, from the iconic barbed wire armband to cartoon characters.