A massive shortage of homes going under the hammer in Melbourne has left buyers negotiating in the dark, but experts say upgraders can use the slump to their advantage.
Progress of bill to reinstate struck-off doctors hinged on support from far right figure Roberto Vannacci, whose rise is shaping politics before 2027 elections
Assault on Michel Zecler in 2020 is rare case of police brutality reaching court, at time of heightened tensions
World News
With job cuts flagged at Woodside, Heidi Health and Canva in the past two days, Australia is on its way to its worst retrenchment figures since the pandemic.
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Technology stocks are sinking after Democrats regained control of Congress earlier this week, creating buying opportunities in the market, per analyst Dan Ives.
Business & Economy
The selling comes amid a broader stock market correction as traders rotated out of technology
Politics & Governance
Nancy Bass Wyden, whose grandfather founded the New York City bookstore, had signed off on the PPP, which was off-limits because she is a senator's wife.
Business & Economy
Within just four months, analysts have halved their earnings forecasts for the financial year to just 7 per cent.
Vendors fell in love with this Mornington resort-style home during a five-minute Covid inspection – now it could be yours, complete with a tennis court and pool.
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Editorial: The Covid pandemic shed an unforgiving light on health and social care inequalities. The lessons have yet to be absorbed
Shares of Google’s parent company tumbled more than 12% on Thursday, their worst day on record — a historic single-day decline bigger than any day during the Covid-19 pandemic or 2008 financial crisis.
Two senior managers overseeing the $50 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme are on leave while the agency reviews damning findings made against them in a Victorian integrity investigation into COVID-19 business grant rorts.
Education & Youth
US research has put fresh scrutiny on Long COVID diagnoses, but we still don't have a clear picture of who the condition affects.
Jean Kaseya, of the Africa CDC, warns of the illness spreading like Covid unless more funding is secured to increase preparedness and possible treatment
World News
Two public servants who were the subject of adverse findings by Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog are now helping oversee the $50 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme.
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Two public servants who were the subject of adverse findings by Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog are now helping oversee the $50 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme.
World News
Last Ditch bar announced it would ‘soft close’ after it went viral following a story on its attempt to relax Covid rules
Technology
In school districts from Los Angeles to Philadelphia, parents shared how they are battling to put stricter limits on device-led learning, most commonly tablets and laptops, such as iPads, Google Chromebooks and MacBooks.