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The NSW government is seeking feedback to begin formulating legislation which will see a whole-of-government approach.

Is it appropriate to commemorate our nation’s military history by drinking like a fish at your local, but inappropriate to shop for Anzac biscuit ingredients at the supermarket?

A scathing report by the NSW Ombudsman has raised a raft of concerns about children in care.

One firm is making home offices a central feature, aimed at people living interstate or down on the coast.

A months-long investigation into the CFMEU has uncovered infiltration by bikies and organised criminals, intimidation and allegations of corruption.

Video of the former union chief’s night-time visit emerges, plus other officials filmed in abusive tirade on $761 million government project.

Daisy Clementine shares her day on a plate.

Joe Donovan also talks about the T-shirt that sparked his obsession with fashion.

In her latest role, the award-winning actor taps into a personal connection to tell a story set in mid-20th century America.

“It was easier to fall into heteronormative stereotypes as a teenager and I did what was expected of me at the time,” says the 48-year-old journalist.

Give yourself the chance to switch off and step back in time.

How to nail the “sunset blush” technique that is going viral on TikTok.

Neither she nor I foresaw how profoundly it would shape my life.

Forget retirement. Today’s octogenarians are just as likely to be building companies and fronting fashion campaigns.

Free weekly forecast in life, love and career from renowned astrologer, Hedy Damari.

New laws beginning next month could be exploited by slack workers who want to be unhealthily detached from their workplaces.

EXCLUSIVE: Travel guru Jenoa Matthes has sounded the alarm for England supporters heading to Berlin for the Euro 2024 final, who could be met with anti-tourism protests

Labour plans to pass the new Employment Rights Bill within 100 days of Keir Starmer taking power - and it's expected to include a ban on zero hour contracts and beefed up protections against unfair dismissal

As Congress stalls on an extension for the Affordable Connectivity Program, many internet providers have started offering their own low-income plans.

Five Years Ago This week in 2019, we wrote about how getting rid of Section 230 would just strengthen the internet giants, the dangers of forthcoming deep fake legislation, and why thinking of privacy as a property right would end badly. We looked at the backwards approach of the UK’s online harms legislation, while UK […]

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A man has died after he was hit by a car in Roseland on Saturday morning, police said.

Naturists help an event at a car museum that displays James Bond's flash motors - they descended on the Bo’Ness Motor Museum in Scotland for their annual summer bash

He was accused of hiding work he did in China while employed at Kansas.