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Which seat on a plane is the safest?

Most people book seats for comfort, such as legroom, or convenience, such as easy access to toilets.

With change in government, deported Vice-chancellor Prof. Pal Ahluwalia returns to Fiji

Prof. Pal Ahluwalia and his wife’s controversial exile from Fiji followed months of increased tensions between USP and the previous government over allegations of financial mismanagement and corruption.

Why social media makes you feel bad – and what to do about it

Although social media has some benefits, it can also make us feel a little depressed.

A glimmer of hope amid climate crisis

Pacific Island countries have proven time and time again that they are willing to fight for their homeland.

Wondering about ADHD, autism and your child’s development

One in five children have a developmental vulnerability when they start school.

The Voice referendum: how did we get here and where are we going?

For many people, following the process leading up to the referendum so far has been confusing.

Six lessons to heed from Black Summer bushfires

The Black Summer bushfires of 2019-20 burnt more than 10 million hectares of forests in southeast Australia.

Global Minority Report: India tops as most inclusive country for religious minorities

If India wishes to keep the country free of conflicts, it must review and re-examine its approach towards minorities from time to time.

Could feral animals in Australia become distinct species?

Australia’s feral animal species all arrived through human efforts.

Are your cats fighting or playing?

This study is the first to apply a scientific approach to cat behaviours anybody can identify, describing three types of interactions to help identify between play and fighting in cats.

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Point Cook crash victims identified as young mother Neha Bommali and visiting mother-in-law Rama Devi

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Australia adds nearly 393,000 people as population closes in on 28 million as migration drives growth

Nationally, the March quarter alone added 130,887 people, representing quarterly growth of 0.5 per cent.

Tony Burke says India Free Trade Agreement will be honoured as Australia targets temporary, international student and dependent visas

Burke said lower migration would “trash Australian services and trash the Australian economy”.
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