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Thinking about a gap year? Here are some questions to ask yourself (and a note for anxious parents)

Every university will have a support team to advise you on how to defer for a year once you are accepted, and can let you know when you need to make a decision.

Why ‘Trauma of Caste’ is another attempt to hurt rather heal

The term Dalit does not officially exist but is commonly understood to include scheduled castes and sometimes other backward castes

Are you disappointed by the year 12 result? here’s what experts say

Such moments form the building blocks for the resilience you will carry across your life.

Will price caps on coal and gas bring power prices down?

For the next year, coal used in Australia cannot be sold in wholesale markets for more than $125 a tonne. Gas used in Australia cannot be sold in wholesale markets for more than $12 a gigajoule.

How many Australians are going hungry?

Food insecurity can range from being anxious about not having enough food in the house to eating cheaper, less healthy food

Why deeper Indo-Australian strategic partnership in Indian Ocean?

Since the end of the fifteenth century, the Indian Ocean has been key to global power.

Why you should avoid catching COVID again?

Studies suggest we should care about this, as each reinfection can increase the risk of poorer health outcomes into the future.

Lionel Messi is only 90 minutes away from achieving endlessness

Messi takes Argentina's team, which is actually fairly average, to the cusp of greatness

Fiji’s 2022 General Election gets underway as voters turn up in numbers

“It is not proper for any employer to force their employees to come to work without having voted. Is not only unjust, but it is unconstitutional."

Why do international students find it difficult to stay and work after graduation in Australia?

International students are a trustworthy and valuable source of productivity and workplace diversity – both of which are necessary to compete in a global economy.

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“This is not about North or South, Tamil or Punjabi — this is about being Indian.”

Indian-origin family turns charity lottery win into $5 million jackpot after Perth luxury home sale

Sanju and Sweety, who live in the Perth suburb of Success with their three children, originally won the MSWA Lottery Home in May last year, along with $100,000 in cash, taking their total initial prize to $4.25 million.
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