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I am done. Women in general practice receive less remuneration for typically more complex caseloads. No wonder we’re leaving the profession.
Daron Acemoglu is a colossus of the field and a Nobel Prize winner. But questions are being increasingly asked about his work.
In the past decade, strangulation has rapidly moved from the fringe into a mainstream sex act.
What a grand reception in London taught Stephen Brook about Australia’s obsession with its sports stars.
There is no transparency about what lobbyists do, who they lobby and on what.
I’ve grown to love this country, which has suffered so profoundly.
In some corners of TikTok and Instagram, where charitable feeling for a mother on trial for murdering her children is at a high pitch, unhinged...
The NRL was given a stark reminder of the sponsorship bonanza awaiting PNG Chiefs signings on Friday. Rival clubs are entitled to be upset.
Who says the great love of a woman’s life is the one we exchange vows with? A best friend is priceless.
The five Sydney Swans players stood down for breaching club standards have, frankly, been hung out to dry.
Big sophisticated companies, organisations or legal minds would not tolerate what sacked Qantas workers have gone through.
There is a growing schism between the federal government and business. Anthony Albanese can’t afford to let it go on.
A kilogram of blueberries is reasonable, but a kilogram of spinach? Maybe not ... and knowing your prices is the key to snagging a bargain.
No one seems to care much that One Nation’s policy is so hard to pin down. Rather than trusting the details, they are relying more on vibes.
Is this the future of rugby league? Or will this join the Manly-Norths merger and Chis Anderson’s one-marker defence as the NRL’s greatest failed...
Judith Neilson promised $100 million to journalism in 2018, but after a series of ructions it went all but dormant for years. Now it’s coming back.
Fugitive builder Jean Nassif waged an ongoing campaign to force NSW Building Commissioner David Chandler out of his job.
Consent advocate Chanel Contos says strangulation has become so normalised that many young people don’t recognise a need to discuss it in the first...
The reason everyone except one brave soul stayed quiet in the meeting seems to me a problem of the culture of your workplace.
The Cats were handed a big fine and accepted they made a mistake in not lodging the concussion waiver with the AFL, but no one can hide from the...
Remember the good ol’ days when we twiddled our thumbs? Now the squishy-toy generation knows the language of self-diagnosis.
Another Sydney council is cutting parking requirements to trim construction costs of new apartments.
When Phil King founded fund management firm Regal 20 years ago he wasn’t looking to invest for others. But people soon came knocking at his door.
A brief look at the rookie of the year contenders would be enough to have fans wondering if there is enough young talent to sustain a healthy,...
Whenever someone opens their month at work, there’s usually an unspoken negotiation taking place, and that’s easy to forget.
As debate continues over glasses with integrated cameras, it seems Apple is about to wade into the category, moving it beyond novelty eyewear.
So-called “choking” is now a normal part of sex for a generation of young people, but it is dangerous, even lethal.
Nick Daicos and Marcus Bontempelli clashing in front of a packed MCG will be a moment to cherish for supporters – and their teammates.
With Australian politics and media more fractured than ever, this long-running ABC series is serving up just what we need.
It would have been madness to suggest just five days ago, but I can now see a world where the Roosters don’t make the top four, let alone the grand...
The so-called “reforms” unveiled by the Minns government are a victory for political timidity.
An independent report finds the nation’s GST deal is a $60 billion mistake. Opponents are smothering those findings in a nauseating level of bulldust.
Anita Perrottet, who used the term “I don’t recall” liberally, was accused of lying under oath to cover up for her husband.
The commission has developed an extraordinary truth-telling process.
Northern Territory MP Luke Gosling is the distraction Anthony Albanese doesn’t need. The prospect of a byelection in Solomon is real, and that would...
The American superstar’s songs, albums and public works touched millions around the world.
After years of being beaten up by politicians and targeted by the consumer regulator, the supermarket giants won’t be winning any popularity...
Dolly Parton understood how fragile the kind of fame she had developed could be among her mix of fans. And yet she was anything but a coward.
A desperate Donald Trump is searching for a way out of his pointless war and drawing out the agony for the US and the world.
A central theme of a new inquiry is the way in which so many political operatives threw away their own opportunities for fresh starts.
Trump himself, perhaps the biggest influencer of them all, appears more comfortable in the company of dictators than among America’s democratic...
Environmental economists came up with the idea of the offset. The Albanese government’s using the mechanism to pretend it cares about climate change.
Money invested in a good super fund should outperform a 20-year-old investment property, particularly once you consider the costs that come with...
If people are refusing nursing or allied health because they believe they cannot afford it, we have a communication problem as well as a care problem.
The queues outside the bullion dealers may be shorter, but now may be the right time to enter the store.
What Mark McVeigh lacked on his playing resume compared to James Hird, he more than made up for with his coaching CV.
Corporate leaders, politicians and bureaucrats rubbed shoulders at the biggest business dinner of the year.
Sure, the Richmond players celebrating the end of their season didn’t think they were making themselves the story, but no one does until they are on...
The Minns government must provide more funds for train network maintenance.
The government’s reforms do no harm but fall far short of addressing the social harms caused by poker machines.
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