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Mortgage holders aren’t alone in paying for rate hikes. Here’s how the RBA spreads the pain
Higher interest rates slow the economy in many different ways.
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Israel has voted, but what comes next? Dissecting a messy ballot and coalition-building process
With no clear majority for the ruling coalition or main opposition bloc, working out who will form the next government could take months.
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What would happen if the internet went down?
It’s impossible to turn off the entire internet, but it’s still a good idea to be prepared for online services to be disrupted.
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Victorian state election: what’s at stake for treaty and Indigenous self-determination?
Victoria has made significant progress in advancing Indigenous rights. However, those achievements sit precariously as the state heads to an election on November 28.
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Can a new government solve NZ’s local council crisis? Why a royal commission could help
Local government has experienced massive upheaval over the past years, but the big financial and infrastructural challenges remain. A new blueprint is needed.
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Climate change is killing the plants of Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa. Aṉangu traditional owners are concerned
Extreme temperatures combined with withering drought mean plants and animals on Aṉangu land are struggling to bounce back.
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Private equity is buying up more methadone clinics. Access to the lifesaving drug isn’t getting easier.
Despite acquiring more than one-third of U.S. methadone clinics, private equity has not significantly expanded methadone availability.
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France: three overlapping woes are fuelling a generation of discontent
The anxiety overload at the root of widespread high school closures and protest action explains parents’ show of support for the youth-led movement.
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3 major issues that Republican Byron Donalds or Democrat David Jolly will need to address as Florida’s next governor
Regardless of who wins the election, he’ll need to navigate these 3 major issues.
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Exempting pensioners from private health rebate changes won’t make it fairer. Here’s what would
A pensioner carve-out would mostly protect comfortable part-pensioners, while missing younger families who are struggling most.
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You’re supposed to turn Bluetooth off when you don’t need it – how risky is it really?
You don’t need to stop using Bluetooth completely but a few simple habits can reduce unnecessary risks.
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Creative arts enrolments are dropping for Year 12. Here’s what parents and students should know
National figures show between 2015 and 2023, enrolments fell by 39% in drama and 38% in dance.