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A convicted fraudster who stole almost $280,000 from customers of his travel company is hoping to get elected to Parliament House.

Communities across Australia face the possibility of heightened social unrest as supporters of Palestine call for an escalation in protest action. Activist...

Thousands rallied around the country on the weekend of May 12, Mother's Day, in the 31st consecutive weekend of protests against Israel's genocide and Australia's complicity. Alex Bainbridge reports.

Student organisers at another major Australian university have been told to vacate their pro-Palestine encampment as fresh protests crop up.

In March NSW Health said it was reviewing the rule and it has now been revealed that it will be removed for existing personnel and for new recruits from Thursday.

An unprecedented weather designation is officially one step closer, prompting a warning for Australians to prepare.

IBS affects approximately ten million people in the UK, such as Jo Coates, right, although just how badly varies widely, says Peter Whorwell, a world-famous IBS specialist.

The principal of Yarra Valley Grammar said the school was characterised by respectful relationships “most of the time”.

PETALING JAYA: A few years ago, there was a glut in medical graduates. But today, the public healthcare system is grappling with a shortage of doctors, especially housemen.

The principal of Yarra Valley Grammar said the school was characterised by respectful relationships “most of the time”.