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First Nations people must be at the forefront of Australia’s renewable energy revolution

Policies in the United States and Canada, for example, actively seek to ensure the energy transition delivers opportunities to Indigenous people.

OPINION

Unveiling Gyanvapi Temple Site’s Sacred Geometry and Historical Layers

Those who built the "mosque and wazukhana tank" for Aurangzeb, may have found the temple's drain for Shiva Linga convenient.

INFOTAINMENT

Desperate for Taylor Swift tickets? Here are some tips to stay safe from scams

Hackers are also targeting the accounts of ticket holders in order to steal and resell legitimate tickets.

OPINION

Do you know what is the meaning of Australian expression ‘fair go’?

Most political commentators and academics who write about the fair go associate the phrase with Australia’s famed egalitarian traditions.

OPINION

Should there be ‘Right to disconnect’ law for employees

Smartphones have made it easier for managers to contact workers any time.

INNOVATION

Do people still want to go to Mars?

NASA is starting to explore different ways to undertake space missions.

HEALTH

How much weight do you actually need to lose?

BMI classifies bodies as underweight, normal (healthy) weight, overweight or obese and can be a useful tool for weight and health screening.

INNOVATION

60% of Australian English teachers think video games are a ‘legitimate’ text to study

While many gamers are over 18, we know video games are very important to young people’s culture and identity.

HEALTH

Focus on masculinity and counselling in the Pacific

The anger and frustration of not being understood may also lead to unwanted violence against women and children.

REAL ESTATE

Planning to buy a renovated home? Here’s what you need to know about tax

The problem home buyers face is that what qualifies as a “substantial renovation” is uncertain.

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27-year-old charged over alleged ‘cash for demerit points’ scheme involving 1,266 fines worth approximately $620,000

Police allege the woman advertised on social media, offering to accept other motorists’ fines and demerit points in exchange for payment.

NEWS

ASIO chief Mike Burgess warns antisemitism remains at ‘disturbing’ level, says Iran could target prominent Jewish Australians

“We still have antisemitism as a problem, and that does concern me”

INNOVATION

Indian-origin PhD researcher Jinal Parmar wins Western Sydney ‘Unsung Hero’ Award for community health work

For Parmar, the award is recognition of work that often happens quietly — through conversations, trust-building and helping people navigate the healthcare system.