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Does exercise help you lose weight?

There have been many studies over the past 70 years examining the role exercise plays in weight management.

Victoria announces container deposit scheme to manage waste and recycling

CDS Vic will allow Victorians to return their used drink cans, bottles and cartons for a 10-cent refund.

Amit Miglani, who once avoided jail, offers to buy collapsed builder Porter Davis

In 2021, Amit Miglani avoided jail after pleading guilty to charges of withdrawing money from a trust account and fraudulently converting money from a trust to his own use.

Come have a coffee at Sisterworks Cafe to empower migrant and refugee women

The unemployment rate for Victorian migrant women is more than three times higher than for Australian-born women. 

Reserve Bank of Australia leaves cash rate unchanged at 3.60 per cent, Here’r details

Growth in the Australian economy has slowed, with growth over the next couple of years expected to be below trend.

Scale of child abuse in Australia is disturbing and delivers ‘wake-up call’

"This is a wake-up call to all of us, across all levels of government, and the community. We must do better."

Getting Protection Visa for temporary resident family violence victims made easy from 31 march

"We must do all we can to prevent women from having to choose between their safety or their visa status.” 

In a historic upset Labor wins Aston by-election

Labor had secured 41 per cent of the primary vote to the Liberals' 38 per cent and the Greens' 11 per cent.

Former barbershop operators in court for alleged underpayments

“Where employers do not comply, we will take appropriate action to protect employees. A court can order a business to pay penalties in addition to back-paying workers.”

#YesForVoice: The Australia Today urges its readers to vote ‘yes’ for Indigenous Voice

In the coming weeks and months, we will actively participate in education campaigns to do our bit to help create a more inclusive society.

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India backs STEM education in Cook Islands with new US$50,000 grant

The initiative underscores India’s continued commitment to capacity-building, education and technical cooperation in the Pacific.

Reform needed as Pacific Australia Labour Mobility growth flattens and country shares stabilise

The resulting gap has been filled by the other seven participating countries, all of whose numbers have increased. Fiji, Solomon Islands and Timor-Leste each have about 5,000 PALM workers in Australia, more than either Tonga or Samoa currently.

Could a Liberal–One Nation preference shift shake up Labor’s South Australia win?

If One Nation numbers translate on election day, it could dramatically alter the distribution of preferences in marginal seats.
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