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The difficult task of raising children post-COVID
Gemma Carey • 32m ago
My son may never know the innocence of not thinking about the air he breathes. Picture Shutterstock
Opinion
Lovely nurses recognised my emotional abuse. Then discharged me into his care
Anonymous • 32m ago
When I coloured in my sections of the "types of abuse" diagram, I noticed I coloured far fewer segments than the woman beside me. I turned red with shame. Picture Shutterstock
Why are their views trusted? 'Extremist actors' found to exploit protesters
Peter Brewer • 32m ago
Protesters gather at Parliament House, as police stand guard. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Opinion
Labor is sorely mistaken if it thinks Dutton is unelectable
Mark Kenny • 32m ago
Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil could be moved in a reshuffle to revamp Labor. Picture by Karleen Minney
Albanese government to wipe $3 billion in student debt
Dana Daniel
The government's move is aimed to ease cost-of-living pressures on students. Picture Shutterstock
Labor saves $1 billion by bringing public servants back in-house
Miriam Webber
Public Service Minister Katy Gallagher says the next budget will include $1 billion in savings for the public service. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Review
Filmmaker throws everything and the kitchen sink at this one
Cris Kennedy
Bill Skarsgaard shows wonderful range and has a dancer's grace as he slaughters his way through the cast in Boy Kills World. Picture Roadshow Attractions.
Free
Where did the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill occur? Take our quiz
Anna Houlahan
Was the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill in Hudson Bay, Coronation Gulf or Prince William Sound? Picture AAP
Free
Clearing the elective surgery backlog will take more than one budget. It'll need major reform
Henry Cutler
Public hospitals have not kept pace with our increasing health-care needs. Picture Shutterstock
Opinion
Musk and his peers are winning the game of whack-a-mole
Alice Dawkins
Large platforms are exploiting the gaps in Australia's patchy framework for tech accountability. Picture Shutterstock
Opinion
Holes appearing as Treasurer tries to convince us with verbal flourishes
Simon Cowan
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has wheeled out more rhetorical flourishes this week. Picture by Gary Ramage
A time-honoured decorating trend that doesn't have rules
According to Heather Nette King, rugs can be a real game changer with eclectic style, adding another layer of your personality to a room. Picture supplied.
Meet Isaiah, one very brave little boy
Cathy Adams
Isaiah Bell, 17 months, with mum Kelela and sisters Kelani, 4, and Gianna, 3.
'Data transparency for road funding': Minister offers ultimatum to states
Ben Silvester
Australia suffered its most road deaths in five years in 2023, with Victoria recording its worst road toll in 15 years and NSW accounting for the biggest spike in fatalities of any state.
Our People
Key men fire warning shots in Northern Rivers Regional Rugby League
Mitchell Craig
Jack Rogers celebrates his match-winning try against Northern United in NRRRL. Picture by Deb Milgate
Education
$3.8 million to run a 'world first' post traumatic stress program at SCU
Mitchell Craig
Professor James Bennett-Levy will lead a clinical trial into PTSD after natural disasters at Southern Cross University. Picture by Mitchell Craig.
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Heavy rainfall across parts of NSW expected
Carla Mascarenhas
Bureau of Meteorology senior meterologist Angus Hines says it is going to be a wet weekend. Picture: BOM/NSW SES
New kids on the block reopen Lismore servo
Cathy Adams
Manwinder Singh and Sandeep Kaur at their newly reopened service station on Ballina Rd. Picture by Cathy Adams
MardiGrass continues the war on prohibition
Gunja Faeries at last year's Mardi Grass parade. Picture by Cathy Adams
Cocaine disguised as frozen chickens lands former lawyer in court
Anna Houlahan
Van allegedly carrying frozen chickens and cocaine (left) and former lawyer Michael Bosscher (right). Picture supplied/AAP

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