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Thousands of adrenaline junkies have taken to skies around the world, hoping to jump into the record books.
1:42

Thousands of skydivers attempt to break record

Thousands of adrenaline junkies have taken to skies around the world, hoping to jump into the record books.

A 48-year-old man has made a lucky escape as his southern suburbs home went up in flames.
1:24

Perth man’s lucky escape from house fire

Welcome to a world of toxic positivity, where ‘team players’ and ‘thought leaders’ are continually energised and thrilled by their own success but mostly excited to witness your downfall.
Opinion
LinkedIn

Is it great to connect? The many lies of LinkedIn

  • by Thomas Mitchell
Inland parts of NSW, Victoria and Tasmania could be set for a dusting of snow.
2:25

Snow could be on the way for southern states

Colleen Alexander has taken medication for Type 2 diabetes for years.
Healthcare

Ozempic is much more than a weight-loss drug, studies show

  • by Mary Ward

Healthcare

Colleen Alexander has taken medication for Type 2 diabetes for years.
Healthcare

Ozempic is much more than a weight-loss drug, studies show

New diabetes drugs are very likely to improve heart and kidney health for sufferers, research reveals. But Australia’s supply shortage will not be resolved this year.

  • by Mary Ward
Staff at Northern Hospital talk about how to deal with patients.
Perspective
Healthcare

A day – and an unexpected night – in the emergency ward

After spending a day as an observer in the state’s busiest emergency department, there is an unforeseen personal visit to another emergency ward.

  • by Tony Wright
Photograph shows the sun setting over Katoomba this evening. NSW will turn it’s clocks forward one hour as daylight saving starts tomorrow night. October 6 2018. Photograph by Dean Sewell.
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Daylight saving

‘There’s no benefit’: Call to cut back daylight saving in NSW

  • by Catherine Naylor
Thousands of potential stroke medicines have worked in animals but failed in clinical trials.
Research

Why aren’t there any good medical treatments for a stroke?

  • by Angus Dalton
The Victorian public hospital system is in crisis.
Opinion
Hospitals in crisis

Funding alone is not the magic bullet in fixing Victoria’s hospital crisis

  • by John Wilson
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