The Taxpayers Union points out: The Taxpayers’ Union is telling Hastings Mayor Sandra Hazlehurst to ‘grow up’ after she used her casting vote to give committee voting rights, and a salary, to members of the Hastings District Youth Council: school-aged kids. … “Let’s get real. It’s a thinly-veiled move by left-leaning councillors to stack council […]
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On the eve of the first anniversary of the October 7 massacre, survivor Maya Alper says it is time for people to stop choosing sides.
Penrith’s remarkable rebirth in the past decade has been truly remarkable – and it’s been about more than trophies.
A back-rower outleaping a winger 11cm taller than him, a prop charging downfield to be in support and throwing a pass to a left centre playing on the right. This is why the Panthers are good.
Nicky Hilton Rothschild will attend the Spring Carnival with Australian designer Rebecca Vallance-Gasan.
Perth’s zoo and black cockatoo rehab centres are struggling with emaciated cockatoos after an unprecedented climate event wiped out their remaining food source.
Despite a record of failure, the former British prime minister is a hit with some of our local politicians.
They were nicknamed the “war couple” by family members celebrating their engagement. They may never see each other again.
Something didn’t add up about Amiel Rondan’s life of luxury in an apartment high above the Sydney CBD, police allege.
New iterations of the once-humble vegetable are appearing on menus across town thanks to its flavour, cooking versatility and year-round availability.
After a flat few years, South Melbourne is back on the dining map. Here’s what’s new and what to look forward to sinking your teeth into.
Property developers could be permitted to exceed building-height and design limits on apartment projects if they include “community benefits”.
A few years ago Baldivis was best known for declining values and having too many lots languishing for sale. Now it is now one of the hottest markets in the west as land supply dwindles and houses fly off the shelves.
From “pregnancy nose” to bump size, why are we still judging pregnant bodies in 2024?
Students are moving away from the ATAR as universities expand their admission criteria, and schools offer alternative channels to entering higher education.
As a Jewish Australian, I am torn between my condemnation of Israel’s almost certain war crimes in Gaza and the terrifying rise in antisemitism, and my relief that Israel might be on track to destroy Hezbollah.
Keep your brain firing by adding nutrient-rich ingredients to your weekly meal rotation.
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When I see one of the big, multi-storey cruise ships that resemble fun fairs or apartment buildings, I wonder why they bother to head out to sea.
A multibillion-dollar Chemist Warehouse deal would entrench its domination of Australia’s pharmacy sector. But the competition watchdog isn’t yet convinced it’s healthy for customers.
People are increasingly staying at home rather than eating out, going to the cinema or playing golf. Use our interactive maps to view the trend in your area.