Charity’s $300k ‘consultant’ bill revealed
A peak charity spent just over 10 per cent of the more than $1m given in donations and grants on research, spending big on consultants and filming instead.
Health
Why millennials are still living with their parents
Natalie is 35, studying her third degree, and lives at home with her parents. She is one of many millennials struggling to get ahead. This is why the generation is battling.
Woman ‘shamed’ by vagina issue fights back
A Sydney woman who had a “feeling something wasn’t right” downstairs has taken matters into her own hands after it left her very isolated.
Warning over infectious disease
Aussies have been warned to monitor for symptoms after a person with a highly contagious disease visited multiple tourist spots in one state.
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42,000 since January: How to get a free flu jab as cases soar
Australia is in the grip of a record influenza wave, while Covid-19 is also circulating widely. See how you can get the flu vaccine for free.
Hidden sinister threat that killed Val Kilmer
Val Kilmer’s shock death at the age of 65 came after the legendary Hollywood actor battled an insidious disease for the past 10 years.
Why do more teens have IBS, eczema and ADHD?
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‘Paid off in spades’: Why Daddos left LA to come home to Sydney
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‘Already critical’: Next steps needed to fight dementia crisis
This is what needs to happen to tackle the “dementia crisis” that’s occurring in Australia.
‘Got to be kidding?’: Huge bill only women cop
A young Australian left in tears at the sheer cost of a necessary treatment only women need has exposed a “broken” Aussie system.
‘State of shock’: Mum unable to properly grieve after baby death
The death of her newborn girl after just six weeks was the cruellest blow for a Sydney mother, yet the cancellation of her maternity leave forced her back to work despite her grief.
Woman’s bizarre symptom from lightning strike
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‘Sneaky, manipulative’: Parents taught how to spot eating disorder red flags
The Queensland government has backed a national program to help caregivers spot the warning signs of an eating disorder.
New lifeline for kids of veterans and first responders
Thousands of children from military and first responder families will now have access to critical help — dubbed the “Yellow Pages for mental health” — as they deal with the impact of service-related trauma.
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