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AIDS epidemic 'over' in Australia, say peak bodies
Australia's peak AIDS organisations and scientists have announced an end to the AIDS epidemic, as the country joins the few nations in the world to have beaten the syndrome.
Australia's peak AIDS organisations and scientists have announced an end to the AIDS epidemic, as the country joins the few nations in the world to have beaten the syndrome.
A Canberra academic believes it is time to review the $6 billion a year private health insurance subsidy.
The Canberra public servant claimed she suffered a psychological injury because of bullying and harassment.
The NSW Department of Education policy that is putting women at a 13-year disadvantage.
Customers should be recording every outage and loss, says Choice.
Figuring out where you're getting the best deal when product sizes differ is hard. So we've done the maths for you.
Helena Chen will have to wait months before she knows if the damage is permanent.
Performance payments for public servants have become a divisive issue in politics.
Sue King's friends started asking her why she was requesting a reference for a loan. She wasn't.
"School is not for everyone," well-meaning people kept telling Lucy Clark, as her daughter struggled in high school.
The Coalition has taken the lead in two cliffhanger seats, boosting its chances of majority government.
No employee is excluded from management meetings at a Sydney software company. Nor are they ranked against each other.
They may be unpopular, but getting rid of performance reviews leads to lower productivity, a study has found.
The once-controversial method of beaming magnetic fields into the frontal areas of the brain to treat depression has been shown to help those with drug-resistant depression.
The decision by the NSW government to shut down greyhound racing in NSW shows no understanding of the reality of the way the industry has worked to reform itself, and the love and care the large majority of participants give their animals.
Nobody had dealt with the two mysterious men before. They didn't like answering questions about their business but they bought a lot of gold. And they paid in cash.
Possible reforms of the Assisted Reproductive Act have been identified following the 'secret son' donor embryo case.
Parenting doesn't come naturally and it's not about raising happy kids, despite what most of us think.
That slice of toast, the piece of cheese and even your favourite tomato sauce. It may not taste like it but it's probably laced with hidden sugar or salt. And it could be slowly killing us.
Young mother searches for stability and a visa.
Doctors are urging people to find a regular GP who they can trust and call on after hours to help stem a rise in unnecessary and costly hospital visits.
NSW regulators do not routinely test coal seam gas wells after they have been plugged and abandoned, relying instead on ''technical reports'' by the companies that the wells pose no threat.
In the past three years, 1849 people have been barred from working with children in NSW. Yet there's one group whose working with children status parents rarely check.
"Sharp questions need to be answered" about funding of schools that preach "utter hatred" of the outside world, says Labor.
Beijing extends its messaging control over almost all the Chinese language media in Australia with a carrot and stick approach.
When Elizabeth Blanchard wanted to check the car she was buying was legit, she almost paid $25 for a certificate she could get for $3.40.
"It's not like my family used to have, you know, a daily Nazi lesson," said Amy
NSW is where scientists are especially worried, with proposed changes "likely to greatly increase the amount of deforestation and loss of habitat".
Parents are swamping emergency departments with children suffering from minor complaints.