Senior drivers hanging onto their wheels
NEW research shows that for the first time, our senior citizens, particularly those over 80, are now hanging onto their drivers licences for much longer.
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Parents kissing safety fears goodbye
A GROWING number of schools are solving the morning and afternoon traffic chaos by building “kiss and drop” zones.
Embrace technology or jobs will go overseas – Clare
MORE Australian jobs will end up overseas if businesses don’t adapt to the massive transformation caused by the internet, Shadow Communication Minister Jason Clare told an innovation seminar today.
Girl, 6, dies from brown snake bite
THE close-knit country town of Walgett has been devastated by the death of a six-year-old girl at the weekend after she was bitten by a brown snake.
Man drought singles out small towns
THE country town famous for being the birthplace of singer Peter Allen has a serious lack of eligible young guys — and don’t the ladies know it.
‘Western society is a dying breed’
INTERACTIVE: Women born in Lebanon have an average of four children, and those from Syria three. With the birth rate of Australians less than two, one free-speech advocate coming here says the impact on our way of life is going to be huge.
School attacks caused by porn
SEXUAL assaults in NSW schools are increasingly being carried out by juvenile offenders, an analysis of crime statistics shows.
$195 per day for childcare in lap of luxury
MEDITATION, yoga, French tutors, cardio programs run by elite athletes and organic menus created by TV dietitians — welcome to the luxury world of designer childcare centres.
Snap out of it! Weddings weed out mobiles
BRIDES and grooms are banning guests from using phone cameras and social media on their special day.
Our No. 1 devil day care guy
AUSTRALIA has the worst mammal extinction rate in the world, but conservationists like Tim Faulkner are doing everything to preserve our native animals.
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