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Saturday, 27 July 2024
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Seeing clearly: 20/20 vision restored for refugees
Dr Hessom Razavi is keenly attuned to how the eye health of refugees can fall by the wayside. Photo: HANDOUT/LIONS EYE INSTITUTE
Farid Farid
Opinion

How the government is Measuring What Matters

Areas like safety, health, sustainability, social connection and prosperity can be improved by MWM data. Picture Shutterstock
Cressida Gaukroger
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Opinion

The unfortunate rise of 'stakeholder capitalism'

Simon Cowan
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The rise of 'stakeholder capitalism' has undeniably changed the rhetoric of major business figures - away from advocating for deregulation and lower taxes, and towards social causes. Picture Shutterstock

'Grinding halt': shortage could cause hospital chaos

Rachael Ward
Hospital surgeries could be cancelled as soon as next week, doctors have warned. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS
Property
Top architect designed homes on sale, including one seen on Restoration Australia
Jen Melocco
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The view is as stunning as the home design in this property in Cygnet in Tasmania. Pic: Supplied
Family remembers the 'strong, beautiful woman' that was Brianna Livermore
Jodie O'Sullivan
Greatly missed ... beloved mum of two Brianna Livermore, 32, has passed away on July 25 after fighting a six-year battle with melanoma. Picture by James Wiltshire
Paramedic dispute unsustainable, Victorian premier says
Paramedics in Victoria say they are sick of working for hours beyond the end of their shifts. Photo: James Ross/AAP PHOTOS
Caitlin Powell
Experts warn Aussies to limit sexual partners as Mpox cases surge
Carla Mascarenhas
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Colorized transmission electron micrograph of monkeypox virus particles (red) found within an infected cell (blue), cultured in the laboratory. Pictures by Universal Images Group/Shutterstock

Homelessness, harm, health risks for refugee women

Women who entered Australia as refugees have been found to have an increased risk of homelessness. Photo: HANDOUT/UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG
Farid Farid
Real Australia

Too many mums dismiss their birth trauma because the 'baby is okay'

Birth trauma affects one in three women.
Orlander Ruming
Ange Conn, Ash Barling, Vanessa Wynne, Heather Maleham and Helen Barnett stand outside Dubbo Health Hub. Picture by Amy McIntyre
Opinion

Of course we have a baby drought. Here's how to address it

Jenna Price
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The government needs to fund a family-friendly society as if the future depends on it. Picture Shutterstock
Opinion
The govt has dropped the ball on protecting LGBTQ students and teachers
Alastair Lawrie
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Students and teachers have the right to feel safe from discrimination at school. Picture Shutterstock
Doctors sore over radical pharmacist treatment plan
Pharmacists would be given significantly more treatment powers under the plan. Photo: Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS
(a)manda Parkinson
Aged care food staff re-class amid mass malnourishment
Rachael Ward and Holly Hales
Aged care food service workers are being reclassified as personal care staff, impacting nutrition. Photo: Jane Dempster/AAP PHOTOS

Schoolies pill testing as more young women take drugs

Pill testing will be introduced at Schoolies on the Gold Coast. Photo: Russell Freeman/AAP PHOTOS
Savannah Meacham

Childcare staff 'threatened' to hide overcrowding

Miklos Bolza
Three Sydney childcare centres have been shut down following health and safety breaches. Photo: Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS

Union rages over 'leaked' ambulance staff scam claims

Callum Godde
Ambulance Victoria staff have been stood down following allegations of serious misconduct. Photo: James Ross/AAP PHOTOS

Truman Capote's 'In Cold Blood' was set in which US state? Take our quiz

Anna Houlahan
Truman Capotes 1966 non-fiction novel In Cold Blood was set in which US state? Picture John Downing/Express/Getty Images
Sensitive Content

Mother seeks answers for 'heinous' crime

Grace Dudley
Rebekah Porter holding a photo of her daughter Biddy. Picture supplied

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National

Heavenly sight: double meteor shower to illuminate Australia's night sky

Canberra stargazers take in the night sky. Picture Sitthixay Ditthavong
Anna Houlahan
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NSW Labor demands government recognises Palestine state

Alex Mitchell • 1hr ago
Anthony Albanese steered clear of any discussion of Palestine or the CFMEU controversy. Photo: Jeremy Piper/AAP PHOTOS

Rave into reality: Bunnings to host warehouse dance party

Annika Rhoades
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Music duo Peking Duk went viral asking Bunnings to host a rave in one of their warehouses. Picture by Peking Duk/Instagram

Myanmar urged to stop 'unsustainable' conflict by Wong

Rachael Ward • 2hrs ago
Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong has issued a direct plea to Myanmar's military rulers at ASEAN. Photo: AP PHOTO

PM under fire as Gaza protesters front Labor conference

Nyk Carnsew
Drummers lead the pro-Palestine rally outside the NSW Labor conference in Sydney on Saturday. Photo: Jeremy Piper/AAP PHOTOS

Sport

Blues old boys attend club room opening

1992 first grade premiership team members Glen Collins, Mark Douglas, Rod Knagge, Scott White, Andrew Scott, Brent Milthorpe, and David HarrisFront - Greg Bennett, Dave Louttit (Captain), Scott Roberts, Mark Annetts and Dean Guthrie. Photo by Kelly Manwaring.
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Greyhound racing news from around the NSW regions | July 27

Greyhounds as Pets' 2024 the Winter Adoption Day will be at Gough Whitlam Park in Earlwood on August 18. Picture supplied

Miracle grows fond of name King Can't Win

Greyhound King Can't Win has won six times from 11 starts. Picture supplied

Million Dollar Chase starts August

Michael Cowley
Selena and Mick Zammit after their star Jay Is Jay won the 2023 Ladbrokes Million Dollar Chase. Qualification races for the 2024 series begin August 26. Picture: Lachlan Naidu.
Opinion

It's not the smashed noses and broken jaws of the '80s. But this is still ugly

Jenna Price
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I have loved rugby league for decades. But the State of Origin III biff made me gasp. Picture AAP
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Buyers snap up land in Berwick Waters on Melbourne's fringe

Extensive parkland and surrounding wetlands give the development a natural appeal. Pic: Supplied
Jen Melocco
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Property

Top architect designed homes on sale, including one seen on Restoration Australia

Jen Melocco
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The view is as stunning as the home design in this property in Cygnet in Tasmania. Pic: Supplied

Aussies feeling the pinch: Home loan arrears on the rise

Emily Rayner
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*Latest observation March 2024 **Series only available March 2019 ***Well secured loans prior to March 2022 - both secured and not well - secured thereafter.
French chateau vs Sydney sweat: what you can buy for $1.3 Million.
Cazères, Muret, Haute-Garonne, Occitania, Metropolitan France, 31220
Emily Rayner
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Property
Darius Boyd earns $2.95m payday with sale of ultra-luxe Brisbane home
Jade Lazarevic
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Former NRL star Darius Boyd and his wife Kayla have sold their luxury Brisbane home for $4.55 million. Picture Instagram/supplied
12 easy decor tips to lift your mood and reduce financial stress at home
Emily Rayner
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Interior designer Kellie Richardson shares her top tips for improving the look and feel of a home.

What's On

How To Make Gravy: the tender story behind this Aussie hit

Music
December 21 will forever be 'Gravy Day'. Picture copyright Tony Mott
Glen Humphries
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'Misogynistic violence is a festering sore that is not going away': Tim Ayliffe

Karen Hardy
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Tim Ayliffe's novels are set in Sydney, a city he loves and hates at the same time. Picture by Mike Bowers

Keddie and Wenham find trust in their collaboration on Aussie thriller Fake

Josh Leeson
Fake stars Australian TV royalty Asher Keddie and David Wenham. Picture supplied

The Force is with The Acolyte, cricket on Amazon & trailblazing Matildas

Josh Leeson
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The Acolyte is set 100 years before the rise of the Galactic Empire when the Jedi Council was at its zenith. Picture Disney+

Love on the Spectrum star Michael Theo ready to premiere the 'most important work' of his life

Megan Doherty
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Ready for his close-up: Michael Theo arrives at the National Film and Sound Archives in Canberra for the premiere of his new TV comedy Austin. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong

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Paracetamol the first choice for everyday pain management

Everyday pain like headaches, muscle aches and joint pain impacts 93 per cent of Australians. Picture Shutterstock

5 reasons why you should consider upgrading to a Samsung Galaxy Z series phone

Miranda Aitken
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Presenting the Galaxy Z Flip6. Photo supplied by Samsung.

Best savings in tech and gaming | Amazon Prime Day 2024 deals

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Comment

How Olympic skateboarding was shaped by 'power and politics'

Analysis
Children skateboarding. File Picture.
Dr Indigo Willing
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Opinion

Harris will need strength to survive the 'misogynoir' of this campaign

Blair Williams
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Kamala Harris will need nerves of steel to win this election. Picture Shutterstock
Opinion

How the government is Measuring What Matters

Cressida Gaukroger
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Areas like safety, health, sustainability, social connection and prosperity can be improved by MWM data. Picture Shutterstock
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What it's like to cruise one of the busiest trade routes in the world
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What it's like to cruise one of the busiest trade routes in the world
John Hanscombe
Discover this stunning nook of Japan as part of a luxury cruise
Discover this stunning nook of Japan as part of a luxury cruise
Ultimate Guide: The best shops in Tokyo's most famous retail district
Susan Skelly
Ultimate Guide: The best shops in Tokyo's most famous retail district

One perfect 'daycation': How to have your best ever stopover in Singapore

One perfect 'daycation': How to have your best ever stopover in Singapore
Natascha Mirosch

Deal of the week: Save $7500 per person on this luxe cruise in Asia

Deal of the week: Save $7500 per person on this luxe cruise in Asia

We ate our way down Hong Kong's Michelin-star Mile - here's the verdict

Carrie Hutchinson
We ate our way down Hong Kong's Michelin-star Mile - here's the verdict

Travel is the number one priority for retirees, says new report

Travel is the number one priority for retirees, says new report
Hungry Traveller

The right side of history: Raising the 'steaks' in Vegas

Ben Groundwater
The right side of history: Raising the 'steaks' in Vegas

Why Cadillac thinks it won’t be seen as a newcomer in Australia

Car Expert
Why Cadillac thinks it won’t be seen as a newcomer in Australia
Jordan Mulach
Car Expert

Lincoln Navigator: Conversion firm bringing Lexus LX, Cadillac Escalade rival to Australia

Simon Christie
Lincoln Navigator: Conversion firm bringing Lexus LX, Cadillac Escalade rival to Australia
Car Expert

The most fuel efficient 4x4 utes in Australia

Tyra Lawler-Cass
The most fuel efficient 4x4 utes in Australia
Car Expert

The fastest Corvette ever has some Australian DNA

Jack Quick
The fastest Corvette ever has some Australian DNA
Car Expert

2024 Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series V8 review

James Wong
2024 Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series V8 review
The Senior

Businesses don't do enough to protect customers from scammers: Choice

Victims are often given little help after they have been scammed. ACM file picture
The advocacy group says businesses leave scam victims feeling alone and ashamed.
Eileen Wood
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Young carers step up as ageing population leads to disability spike

Disability is on the rise and young people are stepping up to help.
Rowan Cowley
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The number of young Australians serving in caring roles is snowballing. Picture from Shutterstock

Driving force behind new free travel app encourages Aussies to hit road

A new app encourages people to explore Australia via the open road.
Rowan Cowley
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The app boasts 30 fully mapped routes and counting. Picture supplied
The Land

Casino all breeds sell to a quality top price

Double K Striker with buyer Graham Ford, Bonalbo, and breeders Karly, Payton and Adam Williamson, Double K Simmentals at Sugarloaf via Stanthorpe, Qld.
Jamie Brown • 1hr ago
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Sara Park Angus records solid average as correct type attracts old and new clients

Jamie Brown
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Top priced Sara Park Tyson T69 with auctioneer Robbie Bloch, AWN Squires; Brad Newsome Nutrien Livestock at Glen Innes with Sara Park principals Herb, Robert and Geoff Duddy. Photo supplied.

'It's all a bit sad': Uralla Historical Society faces uncertainty

Heath Forsyth
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Uralla Historical Society President Louis van Ekert outside McCrossins Mill. The UPS has had a number of resignations of key positions recently. Picture Heath Forsyth

Life & Style

Quiet luxury is the low-fuss trend we've been waiting for

Quiet luxury is the low-fuss trend we've been waiting for
Linley Wilkie
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The timelessness of a plant-based farmhouse

Cherie Hausler
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Quince hummingbird cake with tahini caramel

No more cheap beer and skittles: why a pint will be more expensive

Anna Houlahan
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BentSpoke Brewing Cos Tracy Margrain (left) and Richard Watkins employ around 70 people at the brewery and their BrewPub in Braddon, Canberra. Picture supplied
Car Expert
Labor defends 'shaky' Games business case
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has been criticised for not fronting the Commonwealth Games inquiry. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)
Callum Godde and Adrian Black
Scottish Commonwealth body proposes plan for 2026 Games
Craig Paton
Scotland has proposed a plan for a pared-back Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in 2026. (Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS)
2026 Commonwealth Games host to be announced next month
There have been "multiple proposals" to replace Victoria as host of the 2026 Commonwealth Games. (Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS)