Society

Chipmakers and analysts are warning of a memory chip shortage that could hit the consumer electronics and automotive industries next year.

A mother is urgently seeking a clinical trial to slow the progression of her four-year-old son’s rare form of childhood dementia as his condition rapidly advances.

Experts say most people consume far too much sodium, but small cooking tweaks can help reduce intake without sacrificing taste.

Q+A: My wife is receiving a part-age pension because I am still working. She is older than me and I will be old enough to receive a pension in two years’ time.Can we boost her pension now?

Some seniors will have an opportunity to earn nearly $2000 a week in the lead-up to Christmas Day and not lose a cent of age pension along the way. Here’s why, and how the work bonus system works . . .

Fly-in, fly-out workers, young sport stars and social media celebrities can set themselves up for retirement in just a few months with this very easy super hack.

New research suggests evening workouts aren’t always bad for sleep, but experts say timing and intensity matter if you want to rest well.

Health officials are concerned that data shows younger generations are not using adequate sun protection when outdoors.

Australian experts warn that taking omega-3 supplements without being tested for deficiency first could actually increase the risk of preterm birth.

A freak schoolyard incident resulted in a heartbreaking situation for a family when a boy suffered a stroke after being hit by a soccer ball with a pen in his mouth.

More than 20 schools and preschools have been closed after traces of asbestos were detected in the sand.

DANIEL MULINO: The government says Australia’s democracy depends on strong, sustainable journalism and is moving to ensure major digital platforms pay fairly for the news content they use.

Another Australian sunscreen brand is reeling after its products were flagged in an urgent recall by the Therapeutic Goods Administration.

A British man has died after undergoing a hair transplant and dental procedures in cut-price medical tourism hotspot Turkey. 

‘Never would have thought about this’.