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The NSW government’s “theoretical capacity” model sounds suspiciously like wishful thinking. The housing problem requires realistic and real-time solutions – a factor not evident in the planning so far.

Letter writer COLIN LYONS, of Fadden, says the neglect of the Transport Canberra information office in Alinga Street, Civic, is an example of "incompetent public transport management in Canberra by the government".

"We are more informed and better educated today about... the harmful health impacts of smoke from wood heaters, despite what the wood-heating industry claims," says letter writer DARRYL JOHNSTON, of Tuggeranong.

The Coalition are gung-ho for nuclear reactors but when it comes to the crunch they all seem to think the reactors wouldn’t be appropriate for their electorate

Former PM Scott Morrison’s wish to emulate Julia Gillard in retirement is an attempt to salvage his tattered reputation by drawing on the incredible success of her post-parliamentary career.

Two different business combinations involving health plans in Oregon and Louisiana merging with or being acquired by out-of-state health insurers, have both been called off after...

Generative AI, sustainability, digital marketplaces and industry cloud platforms have ranked among some of the top 10 tech trends to watch out for in 2024, according to research firm Gartner.

Gartner, Inc. has highlighted the top trends that will impact technology providers in 2024."Generative AI (GenAI) is dominating the technical and product agenda of nearly every tech provider," said Eric Hunter, Managing Vice President at Gartner. "The

Poverty amid plenty, environmental destruction, mistrust of institutions, rampant urban spread, employment uncertainty, disaffected youth and financial chaos, welcome to Planet Barr, says letter writer BILL O'CONNELL.

Tourist-dependent Clatsop County, population 41,000, has the highest rate of homelessness in Oregon. A project to convert a hotel into housing units for healthcare workers and the unhoused is a step in the right direction, leaders say.