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Many things have changed but much has stayed the same, and still not every woman is safe in her house.
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Many things have changed but much has stayed the same, and still not every woman is safe in her house.
Early results from New Zealand’s election suggest there is no easy path to victory for either of the major parties.
As populism gains traction and international students become political hot potatoes, the $54 billion university industry is in trouble.
The US President Donald Trump has made no secret of trying to turn South America into his private backyard, but the people of one country in the region have dealt that plan a grievous blow.
The demise of David Jones has thrown into question the symbiotic relationship that underpinned decades of prosperity for both department stores and malls.
The next World Cup will bring major internationals to the US for the first time since the England-New Zealand Denver Test in 2018.
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Crones and battleaxes come out to play as three artists defy society’s rule book.
Data from across all Victorian secondary schools reveals a stark trend of the damage bullying can do to schools and the preventative role a strong school culture has.
A nail-biting finish is on the cards with neither major party expected to get a majority and a so-called ‘teal’ candidate likely to play the kingmaker.
US voters have done their job, now politicians have to do theirs. But Trump is not a man who likes to be left out.
The One Nation leader was responding to claims from former campaign director Sean Black, made in a secretly recorded conversation uncovered by this masthead.