Drug driving deaths surge on Australian roads
By Milad Haghani
Australia has made major progress in curbing drink driving. Decades of random breath testing, enforcement and powerful social media campaigns have cut
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Hesitation in Great Resignation as job huggers emerge
Australians are becoming a nation of “job huggers”, as cost-of-living pressures and global economic uncertainty shape workplace behaviour.
A new survey has revealed
Read more20 November 2025
New laws allows GPs to better help adults with ADHD
Queensland GPs will be the first in Australia able to prescribe ADHD medication for adults.
State Health and Ambulance Services Minister Tim Nicholls said the changes
Read more19 November 2025
Higgins joins McCullough Robertson as new Sydney partner
Leading independent law firm McCullough Robertson Lawyers (McR) has bolstered its expertise in the Construction and Infrastructure field with Scott Higgins joining as a
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Gen Z losing hope of ever having financial security
More than half of Australia’s Gen Z cohort believe they will never achieve financial security in their lifetime.
Results of the 2025 Australian Youth Barometer found
Read more13 November 2025
Coffee a day puts our hearts in-synch
Many use a daily shot of caffeine as a “heart-starter”, with scientists now confirming we can use the term more literally.
New Australian-led research has shown a
Read more11 November 2025
Madden first champion for women in business
Brisbane has its first Women in Business Champion, with Fleur Madden tasked with driving connections within the city’s business community.
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner
Read more10 November 2025
Garcia-Marin a rising star in medical research
A young Queensland researcher instrumental in a world-leading genetics study has been recognised with an Association of Australian Medical Research Institutes (AAMRI)
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Professor Rachel Neale new Fellow of AAHMS
A Brisbane researcher has received one of the highest honours in the Australian health and medical research community.
QIMR Berghofer Cancer Aetiology & Prevention
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Global migration numbers drop for first time in three years
Permanent migration to the world’s developed countries fell by 4 percent in 2024, though total numbers remain well above pre-COVID levels.
A new OECD report found last
Read more5 November 2025