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Dizziness, fatigue, brain fog and a racing heart are commonly associated with Long COVID but new research suggests these symptoms may indicate POTS (Postural orthostatic

The first five of 22 new state schools for Queensland have been officially named, with foundation students to begin classes in Term 1, 2027. The 22 new schools include

By Genevieve McArthur Western Australian author Hamish Kelly has struggled with reading for almost two decades. In his first of two books, he describes his experience

Professor Jessica Vanderlelie has been appointed Vice Chancellor and President of Griffith University. Professor Vanderlelie, who will take up the role from November 16,

An easing of Australia’s labour shortage has kept downward pressure on wages and prevented a blow-out from the minimum wage increase. The CommBank Wage and Labour

Housing prices are continuing to fall but a new report says there is little evidence of a “distressed” market. The Savills Australia Residential Research report for

By Lyndall Bryant  and Amanda Bull Across Australia, thousands of people are waiting to find out if their homes will be built, after several separate construction

John Hawkins and Stephen Bartos Australia’s economy expanded by 0.4 percent in the June quarter, with spending growth driven by record sales of imported electric

New laws to crack down on dangerous driving, including a doubling of penalties for drug driving, will come into force in December 2026. The laws include increased jail

By Marion Burgess and John Davy  In the United States, areas such as Michigan have been hotspots for residents pushing back against data centre construction in their

Social media and perceived world threats are encouraging overprotective and anxious parenting, according to new research. The Griffith University research surveyed 909

Sixty percent of Australians are dining out less than they were a year ago, according to new research. Around half of all Australians are also spending less, figures

By Cassandra Steer US Air Force Secretary Troy Meink this week announced the United States has deployed what he called “on-orbit space control weapons”. This public

By Adrian Beaumont In Nate Silver’s forecast model, Democrats are more likely than not to gain control of the US federal Senate at November 3 midterm elections, and

By Yuting Zhang The controversy surrounding the Federal Government’s plan to scrap extra private health insurance rebates for the over-65s continues. Not everyone

By Frank Bongiorno There have been two topics on which former Australian prime minister Paul Keating has been a persistent, passionate commentator in the three decades