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Voters have sent a message to Trump on tariffs, but the White House still holds significant power
Democrats will dig into the decisions behind tariff rates for various industries and trade partners, but can’t do much more for now.
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As diesel from the Gulf and Russia dried up, Australia had to find new suppliers – at a cost
The US–Iran war has upended the diesel supply chain. Australia’s supply of diesel has held up, but it now leans on fewer suppliers and a longer, more fragile chain.
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Florida just voted for lower property taxes – and that could mean cuts in government services and new housing construction
Amendment 3, which cuts property taxes for most homeowners, will also mean a 30% drop in tax revenue for Florida counties.
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Lula’s victory in the 2026 Brazilian elections was far from inevitable
First round result was a warning against complacency, but the runoof comeback does not resolve the structural tensions facing a fourth Lula administration.
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Why one positive E. coli sample put a Pittsburgh-area community under a boil-water advisory
A boil-water advisory in Beaver County has residents and schools adjusting. Water researchers explain what E. coli in tap water means and how utilities make it safe.
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Young Australians are trusting AI for financial advice. But chatbots can fail in 3 ways
If you do use AI, treat its answers as a starting point. Ask for sources, check them against Moneysmart, and keep your account details out of it.
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Climate change is undermining our health and the burden falls heaviest on women
Our response to climate change must reflect the everyday health realities people face.
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What science says about perimenopause, menopause and mood swings — minus the hype
The link between between this transition and mental health is real but more complicated than the ‘meno-boom’ suggests.
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From green smoothies to stem-cell supplements — online ‘immune-boosting’ ideas may lead you astray
Maintaining the immune system is about maintaining balance — not about supercharging its functions and abilities.
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Corporate green reports: do independent checks really help companies deliver measurable action?
A new study shows that companies whose green claims are vetted tend to follow through and deliver on their promises to cut greenhouse gas emissions or reduce waste.
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Why Trump, Xi, and Putin can’t carve up the world like the ‘big three’ leaders of 1945
It’s hard to imagine a world dominated by ‘great powers’ in the 21st century.
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Short supplies of crucial equipment stymie changes to US electricity grid
Whether you want renewable energy, fossil fuel power plants, data centers or reduced storm vulnerability, it will require equipment that’s hard to make out of materials that are hard to get.