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There’s a renewed push to scrap junior rates of pay for young adults. Do we need to rethink what’s fair?
Should young people be paid less than their older counterparts, even if they’re working the same...
ADHD prescribing has changed over the years – a new guide aims to bring doctors up to speed
Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is the most diagnosed childhood neurological dis...
What every family should know
Building a home can come with hidden costs. Unfortunately, many people don’t think about these costs until it’s too late. Some buyers succumb to the tricks marketers use to attract them, with upgrades and ad…
Daylight saving is about to start. But why do the days get longer?
The days are getting longer and in Australia, the switch to daylight saving time is almost upon us (for about 70% of the population, anyway). But why do we have longer days in summer and shorter days in wint…
What are the greatest upsets in NRL grand final history?
The Penrith Panthers and Melbourne Storm will contest the National Rugby League (NRL) grand final[1] on Sunday. Betting markets have them pretty much equal favourites. However, history shows grand finals don’t…
Are wars and violence inevitable, or is there another way to live?
Most of us want to live in peace and safety. Yet violence is in epic proportions, particularly towards women and children. The Israel-Palestine conflict is now escalating into Lebanon[1]. This week, Israeli t…
Australia
What's on this school holidays at Westfield destinations across New South Wales
The school holidays are underway in New South Wales and Westfield destinations have spring to life with unmiss...
Australian comedy movie Audrey
Far from your average mother-daughter flick, Audrey is a twisted, razor sharp comedy that's both gloriously absurd and strangely relatable. Following its acclaimed US debut at Austin’s prestigiou…
The first independent study of abuse in the Australian Defence Force is damning
“Participants expected the costs of war, but they were not prepared for the costs of service,” explain Ben Wadham and James Connor in their new book, the first independent study of military instit…
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71% of Australian uni staff are using AI. Wha…
Since ChatGPT was released at the end of 2022, there has been a lot of speculation about the actual and potenti...
Are wars and violence inevitable, or is there…
Most of us want to live in peace and safety. Yet violence is in epic proportions, particularly towards women an...
As the anniversary of the Voice vote nears, t…
This time a year ago, we were on the cusp of the October 14 Voice referendum. Most players were already aware it ...
The medicines we take to stay healthy are har…
Evidence is mounting that modern medicines present a growing threat to ecosystems around the world. The chemica...
IMF endorses RBA high interest rates and warns a further hike might be needed if the inflation fight stalls
The International Monetary Fund has endorsed the Reserve Bank’s tough monetary policy – while warn…
The long-feared Middle East war is here. This is how Israel could now hit back at Iran
When Iran fired more than 180 ballistic missiles at Israel this week in retaliation for the Israeli …
How do I know when it’s time to replace my running shoes?
Any runner will tell you there’s nothing better than slipping on a brand new pair of shoes. But ho…
The first independent study of abuse in the Australian Defence Force is damning
“Participants expected the costs of war, but they were not prepared for the costs of service,” exp…
Iran’s leaders have everything to lose in a direct war with Israe…
With Iran’s firing of some 180 ballistic missiles[1] at Israel overnight, the Middle East is again on the brink of what wou...
Shahram Akbarzadeh, Convenor, Middle East Studies Forum (MESF), and Deputy Director (International), Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation, Deakin University
Oil prices set to rise as Middle East tensions worsen, adding to …
Iran’s missile attack on Israel has caused global oil prices to spike[1] this week amid growing fears a retaliation could...
Jamie Cross, Assistant Professor of Econometrics & Statistics, Melbourne Business School
In a largely uneventful and inconsequential US vice presidential …
Just like vice presidents themselves, in US politics, debates don’t really matter until they do. The most recent debate (an...
Emma Shortis, Adjunct Senior Fellow, School of Global, Urban and Social Studies, RMIT University
The Times Features
Shiperoo Welcomes Visionary Entrepreneurs Gabby and Hezi Leibovich to Lead Re-Commerce Innovation
Shiperoo is thrilled to announce the addition of two of Australia’s most successful online entrepreneurs, Gabby and Hezi Leibovich, to its board. With their extensive experien...
Adam Bandt on why the Greens are playing hardball on housing
The government has found many of its key measures stuck in a legislative quagmire, with both Greens and Coalition playing hardball with Labor’s plans. This week the government’s...
Australia desperately needs a strong federal environmental protection agency. Our chances aren’t looking good
When Labor came to power federally after almost a decade in opposition, Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek pledged[1] to turn around Australia’s worsening environmental …
AAMI crash data from past decade analysed to help drivers stay safe
National insurer AAMI has released a special Decade of Driving Report, as part of its Crash Index – looking back at the driving trends of the past ten years – so we can lo…
Advertising a house is ridiculously expensive in Australia – could that be affecting the property market?
Australia has long been one of the most expensive[1] places in the world to buy a house. Now, it’s apparently also one of the costliest places to sell one. Recent reporti…
Green warfare to deliver blackouts in two years: Government must respond
The Albanese government must rule-out a preference and government deal with the Greens political party following the release of a new report that shows the minor party’s pro…
Does the Albanese government’s proposed ‘hate speech’ law give us what we need?
Back in May, the Albanese government told us to expect[1] strict new hate speech laws. In its bill introduced to parliament this week, though, the government has stepped ba…
Self-funded retirees and part-pensioners to pay more as government aims to shore up the system
Self-funded retirees and many part pensioners will pay more for their aged care under the government’s reform package, endorsed by the opposition and announced on Thursday. …
Times Magazine
The Symbology Of Birthstones
Way back in the Middle Ages, the healers and wise men of the time thought that all gemstones held supernatural powers, a belief that continues on to this very day! The ...
The Science Behind Neodymium Magnets: How They Work and Why They’re So Powerful
In the world of magnets, neodymium magnets are the rock stars. Despite their small size, they are the big hitters. The power and performance of neodymium magnets make them essential in everythi…
HeadBox 3D Studio: Solution To Destination Bookings Without The Travel
HeadBox 3D Studio Launches In Australia To Revolutionise How Holidays Are Planned HeadBox 3D Studio has launched in Australia, revolutionising how holiday-makers book and plan their trips wi…
Times Real Estate
Dealing with Foreclosure: Why Selling to Cash Buyers Is a Sma…
Facing foreclosure can be a deeply stressful experience, with the looming threat of losing your home and the long-term impa...
Why Relocating Homeowners Should Consider Cash Buyers for a Q…
Relocating for a new job, family reasons, or lifestyle change can be an exciting but stressful experience. One of the most ...
The first independent study of abuse in the Australian Defence Force is damning
“Participants expected the costs of war, but they were not prepared for the costs of service,” explain Ben Wad...
Tanya Taylor re-elected for second term as Mayor of Willoughby
The NSW Electoral Commission has formally declared Tanya Taylor as Mayor of Willoughby, for her second term in office. Willoughby City Council is pleased to confirm that Tanya Taylor was popularl…
After a spate of recent stabbings, is knife crime getting worse in Australia?
A string of high-profile stabbing incidents in Australia, including this year’s Bondi Junction attacks[1], the Wakeley attack on Bishop Mari Emmanuel[2] and last year’s stabbing murder of New South …
Times Lifestyle
Warning to Grey Nomads - Pop Top Caravan Hidden Risks
To pop or not to pop… that is the question. Hybrid pop top caravans are a popular choice for many caravanners, but ar...
How to Ensure You Don’t Miss Out on a Ticket for the Next Huge Ev…
It can be a moment of huge excitement when a concert or huge event is announced to be coming to a nearby venue. There are l...
Coast of Gold Bursts into Australian Market with Award-Winning Sh…
An Australian brand centred on authentic West African flavours is making massive waves in the premium foods and condiment...
Business Times
What Are the Ingredients of a Successful Coffee Shop Business?
Does it make you nervous to hear that a significant percentage of coffee shop businesses close up within the first two year...
3 Helpful Tips You Can Use for Breaking Down Barriers in Your Car…
In a perfect world, everyone would start with equal footing when climbing up the career ladder. However, this isn't the case ...
The Benefits of Stainless Steel in Sustainable Products Manufactu…
The Benefits of Stainless Steel in Sustainable Products Manufacturing A large part of what it takes to manufacture sustain...