Billionaires raking in $67,000 an hour
Australian billionaires collectively lifted their wealth by $28 billion in 2024, according to research released today by Oxfam.
The report said Australia’s 47
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BrisAsia Festival celebrates Year of the Horse
2026 will bring fresh energy to the 14th BrisAsia Festival as it celebrates the Year of the Horse which is characterised by its energetic and adventurous
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One in four children found to be short sighted
Short sightedness (myopia) has been diagnosed in more than one in four children who had their eyes tested last year.
Bupa Optical said in a statement released this
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‘Extinct’ plant rediscovered after 58 years
A plant species that was presumed extinct in the wild has been rediscovered in northern Queensland.
The Ptilotus senarius (Amaranthaceae) plant is a small, slender
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Survey unlocks creative industries working conditions
A new national research project hopes to build the first comprehensive picture of working conditions in creative industries.
The Creative Workplaces Survey was announced
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Major parties sink to historic poll low
By Michelle Grattan
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has capitulated on the most controversial part of his omnibus post-Bondi bill to minimise political damage and
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China’s economy avoids being Trumped
China’s economy appears to have deflected deep damage from President Trump’s tougher tariff policies.
The Commonwealth Bank’s just-released China Economic Update
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Hundreds of weapons seized in public scans
Police have seized more than 600 weapons in public scans of 82,648 people in the six months since Jack’s Law was introduced by the Queensland Government.
Jack’s Law
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Returns policy unlikely to help fashion sustainability
By Anastasia Vayona
Online fashion retailer Asos recently introduced additional fees for customers who return lots of items, marking a significant shift in the fast
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Time poor Aussies abandoning weekday catchups
The vast majority of Australians are opting out of any weekday face-to-face social interaction as time-poor families retreat to their home “bunkers”.
Less than one
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