‘It could have been me’: ambush brings home the risks
Fourteen police officers have been shot and killed by an offender on the job. Is policing more dangerous today?
Fourteen police officers have been shot and killed by an offender on the job. Is policing more dangerous today?
Millennial parents raising young children are the new political ‘swingers’, elbowing aside the Baby Boomers as the generation with the most electoral muscle.
Middle-income Australians would be forced to hand back about 50 per cent of any pay rises earned over the next two years if Labor opts to scrap the stage-three tax cuts.
Sydney has broken its record for highest annual rainfall with almost four months left in the year, with the BOM warning more rain and flooding are in store.
Sydney has broken its annual rainfall record, with a third day of steady rainfall taking the NSW capital past the previous record year, 1950.
The post-war optimism that saw Australians marry younger and in greater numbers than previous generations has led to a curious statistic in the latest census.
This week’s downpour has put Sydney back on track to mark its wettest year since meteorological records began.
Hospitalisations have already steadily risen since the beginning of June, as experts sound the warning over the BA. 5 variant.
The impetus to have a booster shot is waning, with 30 per cent of Australians yet to have a third dose of a Covid vaccine.
Across the nation, 66 per cent of us either own our homes outright or are paying them off. The figure is 65.5 per cent in the Perth suburb of Hilton.
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