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Two key ACT figures in the response to the COVID-19 pandemic have been recognised in this years Queens Birthday Honours…

The trouble Australian tech firm hasn’t been a good investment, but apparently It’s now an ethical one.

Despite its myriad legal woes, Nuix has attracted a big investment from Australian Ethical Investments.

The mexican president, manuel lopez obrador, has pulled out of this weeks summit of the americas in protest against a decision by the us not to invite countries they consider undemocratic, namely cuba, venezuela and nicaragua. emily brown reports. marching for a new life. migrants leaving mexico in hope of the united states. translation: of the united states. tuna/mom- of the united states. translation: ., translation: god willing we are as-uirin to translation: god willing we are aspiring to th...

Geelong residents have launched a battle against a planned subdivision, which some fear will destroy historical links to Phar Lap and other champions.

Article by Steve Dennis: Enjoy this second extract from Steve Dennis’s wonderful book, A History of Horse Racing in 100 Objects – an ambitious work that condenses the sport's heart and soul into a century of milestones that connect its ancient past and its vibrant present.

Two weeks after winning the world’s richest horserace in Mexico, “Australia’s wonder horse” was dead.

What did George Paxinos do after becoming the world’s foremost cartographer of the human brain? Write a novel, of course.

What did George Paxinos do after becoming the world’s foremost cartographer of the human brain? Write a novel, of course.

Same-same, but different. Thats our two countries, our two cultures. Next time youre travelling in New Zealand, keep an eye out for these quirks.