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Two Policies, One Collision: How Housing Shortage Started in Australia
Housing crisis increases in Australia due to migration and construction regulations is now reaching its peak. It can be related to previous Keating and Howard…
What Two Housing Crashes across the Tasman and the Pacific Are Telling Us about Interest Rates
The real estate scenario has changed drastically in countries like New Zealand, Canada, but for Australia the scene is different. Sydney homeowners have spent the…
Bezos and Saverin now own Liverpool, as they unveil a Silicon Valley makeover to Anfield
The club’s new list of shareholders has some new names and they’re no closer to corner flags than they are to online shopping carts and…
How Aggressive Bupa Audits Are Pulling Patients’ Full Medical Records into View
Getting your claim processed by a health fund sounds like a straightforward transaction – you see a provider, they bill correctly, the fund pays out.…
Wealthy Maori Iwi Waikato-Tainui Strikes Historic Investment Pact with IBA
A handshake in Sydney this week could reshape how First Nations groups on both sides of the Tasman do business together. Waikato-Tainui, one of the…

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Eight Months In, Australia’s Social Media Ban Still Isn’t Keeping Kids Offline
Australia’s social media ban set out to do something no other country had tried: keep children under 16 off the platforms entirely. Nearly a year…
Inside One Nation’s Awkward WA Week: A Sacked Candidate, a Viral Sound bite and a Party at War With Itself
The Comments That Started It All The story began when Parminder Singh, who had run third on One Nation’s upper house ticket in WA at…
Threats of additional strikes on Iran from Donald Trump amid Israel strikes at Gaza
Donald Trump Iran tensions have once again become a major focus in the Middle East as U.S. President Donald Trump warned of possible military action…
Trump Revives Red Scare Rhetoric as Democratic Socialists Gain Ground Ahead of US Midterm Elections
US President Donald Trump and senior Republicans have intensified their warnings about communism ahead of the November midterm elections, portraying the growing influence of democratic…
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How Your Backyard Could Be Growing Bush Foods Worth a Fortune
When it comes to Australia(WA), variety of flora is well known. Stand still long enough in almost any patch of native bush land and you’ll…
Tasmanian Beef Loses Its Biggest Supermarket Buyer
Cattle farmers on the Apple Isle got a rude shock this week when they were told that Tasmanian beef is going to be gone for…
How Anindilyakwa Rangers Caught a Coral Bleaching Event the Satellites Missed
But long before any scientist did show up with a boat loaded with equipment, the Anindilyakwa people who know the reefs around Groote Eylandt best,…
Nearly 3,000 people are still missing, while the death toll in Nepal’s flooding disaster has surpassed 600
In Nepal-Tibet, flood deaths have surpassed the 600 mark as the Nepalese government has not been able to account for nearly 3,000 flood victims. The…
Science View More
Did NASA Get Dark Energy Wrong? The Roman Space Telescope Aims to Find Out
The Hubble space telescope made some unique discoveries 30 years ago, which were mind boggling for scientists. They knew that the universe was expanding, but…
Wild at Heart: A Realistic Guide to Growing Australia’s Toughest Flora at Home
Every August, National Science Week turns the spotlight on something most of us walk past without a second look –the native plants growing wild along…
Planktons responsible for spectacular marine lightshow
It’s a common sight in Brisbane for people to see flares of electric blue around their feet when they are walking the ocean. It looks…
Australia’s ‘woody meadows’ raise biodiversity in cities
Every couple of years, someone rings Greater Dandenong Council convinced the woody meadow has been vandalized. Patrol staff explains, again, that nothing has died -the…
Stanford Scientists Use AI to Design Working Viruses, Raising Both Hope and Alarm
Why Is It Both: Alarming & Hopeful These viruses and bacteriopahge are not found in nature, and they are based off of genomes designed by…
High Definition pictures of sun’s surface by world’s largest telescope
This week, researchers published images of sun’s surface and plasma in the highest-resolution ever recorded, resolving structures down to a few tens of kilometers across…
Environment View More
How Your Backyard Could Be Growing Bush Foods Worth a Fortune
When it comes to Australia(WA), variety of flora is well known. Stand still long enough in almost any patch of native bush land and you’ll…
Tasmanian Beef Loses Its Biggest Supermarket Buyer
Cattle farmers on the Apple Isle got a rude shock this week when they were told that Tasmanian beef is going to be gone for…
How Anindilyakwa Rangers Caught a Coral Bleaching Event the Satellites Missed
But long before any scientist did show up with a boat loaded with equipment, the Anindilyakwa people who know the reefs around Groote Eylandt best,…
Nearly 3,000 people are still missing, while the death toll in Nepal’s flooding disaster has surpassed 600
In Nepal-Tibet, flood deaths have surpassed the 600 mark as the Nepalese government has not been able to account for nearly 3,000 flood victims. The…
A Fox in the Suburbs: What H5N1’s Move Into Adelaide Means for the Rest of Australia
H5N1 virus victims has been increasing in Australia from past several months. Birds, Penguins in care and even seals have been affected by this virus.…
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How Aggressive Bupa Audits Are Pulling Patients’ Full Medical Records into View
Getting your claim processed by a health fund sounds like a straightforward transaction – you see a provider, they bill correctly, the fund pays out.…
5 Quick and Easy Chicken Recipes for Dinner
In busy weeknights, chicken dinner recipe still win Chicken is in a lot more dinners than almost anything else for a reason. It’s cheap, it…
Food safety Guide to Wild Mushroom Foraging in New South Wales
What Every Beginner Should Know Wild Mushroom hunting has grown in popularity throughout Australia, especially in the cooler months. Experts always remind locals to be…
According to a new study, there are common reasons for pregnancy loss.
Pregnancy Loss affects thousands of Australians every year, yet many people remain unaware of how common it is and what symptoms to look for. A…























