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Matt Brown cut back his working hours to improve his health.

Heavy workload health warning

Julia Medew
1 min ago

The crash comes only two months after the crash in December and is believed to be related to the original problem.

ATO website crashes again, related to previous faults

Finbar O'Mallon
1 hr ago

Increasing share... public schools enrolling more students.

Public schools increasing share of enrolments reversing 40 year trend

Kelsey Munro
1 hr ago

Eric Abetz spoke to Money News

Abetz says sack 4000 public servants

Markus Mannheim
1 hr ago

Heatwaves are becoming more intense, more frequent and lasting longer in Australia, researchers say.

The health threat that is 'falling through the cracks'

Peter Hannam

Sally McManus

A woman is likely to head ACTU for the first time

Anna Patty

Seven out of ten Australians think English is crucial to national identity

The one thing we think makes you an Aussie

Matt Wade

Bicycle-riding food couriers have revolutionised the delivery industry.

The students bypassing the tuckshop for delivery apps

Lucy Cormack

Police are investigating a disturbance at Armadale court house on Monday

Girl died after lack of 'continuous' care

The beach was the place to be for most of January in Sydney.

Sydney marks hottest month ever with every site setting records

Peter Hannam

Domestic and family violence protection orders are a confusing matter.

Explainer: What happens when someone applies for a domestic violence protection order

Dr Silke Meyer

Google has launched its Health Condition Cards in Australia.

How Googling your health questions just got easier and more reliable

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Kate Aubusson

The people have spoken... a lot about the halal snack pack in the past year.

Halal snack pack wins again, named people's word of the year

Emily Woods

The Age editorial

Apology to Wal King AO

Russell Waugh in 2013 ahead of his resignation from UGL.

Second top Australian executive charged over offshore payments

Nick McKenzie

Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi, second from left, had demanded that Australian authorities pursue the ...

Protester charged with trespassing on Indonesian consulate

Jewel Topsfield

Cooling off in Coogee before the heat arrived on Tuesday.

Heat relief arrives in Sydney but it won't last long

Peter Hannam

Infants may have received an ineffective dose at Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital

Newborns given potentially ineffective hepatitis B vaccine at Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital

Kate Aubusson

The CFMEU found asbestos on construction sites in Brisbane and Perth last year.

Banned asbestos is slipping past customs officials: inquiry

Anna Patty

Chief Justice Susan Kiefel at a reception after being sworn in as Chief Justice of the High Court in Canberra on Monday.

Kiefel sworn in as first female Chief Justice of the High Court

Stephanie Peatling

Angela.

'Everything was piled up around us': How Angela became a hoarder

Rachel Browne

Milton Cujes has announced his retirement from Trinity Grammar School.

Trinity headmaster Milton Cujes retires

Rachel Browne

Owner of The Corner Takeaway at Queanbeyan, Steve Salmon. The shop has not had any potato scallops since October.

'We can't get any': the ACT potato scallop shortage of 2017

Emily Baker

Scientists explain why your life flashes before your eyes before you die.

Your life really does flash before your eyes before you die: study

Laura Donnelly

Treasurer Scott Morrison says Australia must confront the "air of unreality" about its budget challenge.

How the Tax Commissioner was leant on to deliver high-end tax cuts

EXCLUSIVE
Peter Martin

Isabel Henry suffered severe bullying in high school: "I was miserable because these people were making fun of me and ...

'It absolutely tears you apart': How Isabel was forced out of school

Andrew Taylor

Gus Hutchison, who was up and ready for school before anyone else in the house was out of bed, gets straight into ...

'It just tugs at the heartstrings': kids experience first day at school

Finbar O'Mallon

Shane Moore was advised by Centrelink staff that his long service leave payments did not apply. Now two years on they ...

Shane was told by Centrelink staff he didn't need to worry, then came the debt letter

Georgina Connery

The federal government's child support payment system is emerging as the scene of the latest Commonwealth tech wreck.

Child support system the latest govt tech-wreck

Noel Towell

Two in five Australian parents said cyberbullying was one of their biggest concerns when sending their kids back to school.

Cyberbullying top of parents' minds as teens go back to school

Jessica Carrascalao Heard, James Wong

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