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A Victorian school is dealing with a horrifying scandal after male students created a spreadsheet that ranked female students’ attractiveness.
There’s nothing like enjoying a long lie-in at the weekend after a busy week. Now there’s an even better reason to take your time getting out of bed.
A Harvard nutritionist has shared the number one nutrient you need for a healthy brain—and the best way to get it.
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QUENTIN LETTS: A judge recently found that saying, ‘back in your day’ to an older colleague could be considered harassment at work. Language has become a minefield. Has it all gone too far?
A new report from the Australian Institute of Criminology into child sexual exploitation online has revealed the one thing every parent must do immediately to stop their children from becoming victims.
Two teenage climate activists who protested inside Woodside’s annual general meeting claim that Premier Roger Cook defamed them and have demanded he say sorry.
A diet rich in fruit, vegetables, nuts and whole grains may reduce the chances of prostate cancer spreading by almost half.
Cracking open a cold lager is one of life’s great pleasures — and now scientists have discovered why chilled beer tastes so good.
Robots, conveyor belts and video games — the inside of one of Amazon’s Australian warehouses may not be exactly what you think. Here’s what goes down when a customer buys an item online.
Australian businesses will be offered the chance to design their own generative AI 'agents' in a move the developer says could keep employees away from ChatGPT.
Over a million Australians face potential exposure in a concerning data breach, with their personal information, including addresses, phone numbers, and driver’s license photographs, exposed.
Aussies planning trips to Bali are being warned of the surge in dengue fever cases derived from mosquito bites ahead of the tourist hotspot’s high season.
A raft of weight-loss treatments will be stripped from health coverage by one of the country’s biggest private insurers.
A 29-year-old woman went from dropping out of college to working two jobs to stay afloat, and now earns more than $150,000 working in AI without a bachelor’s degree — here’s how.
Qantas probing potentially massive data breach involving the private details of its customers being leaked to strangers.