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Some study participants avoided asking sellers how they obtained illicit tobacco, preferring not to know about criminal networks or harm to others.
The latest polling shows the Coalition on track to take majority government in Victoria, without needing One Nation’s support.
How does a $4 shop become $60 in groceries? The supermarket business model relies on you buying more than you want. Here’s how they do it.
Sending Katherine Bennell-Pegg to the International Space Station is an investment in Australia’s space future.
Whatever the election outcome, the next government inherits difficult decisions about revenue and a tax system struggling to keep pace with change.
A crucial US Senate election in Alaska is the latest target among many Trump administration efforts this year to assert unconstitutional control over federal election administration by states.
Flávio Bolsonaro is no mere conservative, but a representative of the radical right and a member of an international movement that critics say threatens democracies around the world.
Old-school masculinity provides a cultural script that eschews emotion and disregards health and safety in favour of toughness, rugged individualism. That’s changing.
New research into Kiwi households suggests clutter can help with everyday routines, make shared spaces more useful and even support family relationships.
From phantom ships carrying enslaved people to an apparition in a Maine lake, ghost stories have revived memories of injustices that might otherwise have been forgotten.
Australians’ feelings about national wellbeing took a hit this year.
With an ageing population and a record low fertility rate, Australia faces a huge demographic challenge. How did we get to this point, and what might help?