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She’s just lucky to be living in Finland, a place that allows women with small children to work with minimal fuss.

Donna and Maria Wang have spent thousands of dollars on dresses “just because of love” for their Chinese heritage.

Scott Morrison says hazard-reduction burning is as important as monitoring carbon emissions, but prescribed burns are not stopping Australia's wildfires.

An epidemic of poor punctuality is costing companies millions and frustrating employees.

Rushing to Australia, all bets are on, Ian, and do the right thing – or else

This week, Green Guide readers have thoughts on Jelena Dokic, cultural respect (or lack thereof) and "the nicest show on television".

A foreign exchange trading platform linked to iSignthis became the lead sponsor for Sheffield United just two years after its staff were held hostage by irate customers in Shanghai.

January 26 offends Indigenous and many other Australians as the date to celebrate our nationhood. Here's an idea - not a date but a particular day at the end of January.

It is not just the nature of employment status that makes work ‘decent’ but characteristics of the work/job/conditions as well.

The team behind the most successful product launch in Australian history is now helping others future-proof their business.

His family said he died "after a long, extremely brave but always good humoured battle with a rare form of dementia."

Embattled Agriculture Minister Bridget McKenzie is being reviewed over whether she breached ministerial standards by giving money to a club she was a member of.

The rescue package aims to protect Victoria's most at-risk plants and animals, including the brush-tailed rock wallaby and long-footed potaroo.

I also hope safety officers will be well compensated for this important job, not just because of the lives they will potentially save, but also because to wade through the squashed sultanas, encrusted vomit, sand and dried cheese is a job very few people would want.

The $6.7 billion West Gate Tunnel is in limbo, as the state government, Transurban and the project's builders dispute over who is responsible for managing contaminated soil.

Victorian Opposition leader Michael O'Brien says communities and businesses need certainty around national emissions reduction targets beyond 2030.

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In a wide-ranging interview the former prime minister said he had known Scott Morrison "for 20 years and I can't explain his conduct".

The horrors of the death camps should always remind us of the consequences of turning a blind eye to xenophobia, extremism and unrestrained nationalism.

Federer's next test will be slightly tougher than the second round. He will come up against the Australian world No.47 John Millman, who famously beat Federer in four sets at the 2018 US Open.