Exit the Rush: Gain Efficiency by Slowing Down

Clinical psychologist Tarnya Davis explains how rushing reduces productivity and harms wellbeing, offering practical steps to slow down and align goals with core values for a more fulfilling life.

Norlane Man Charged After Crash with Drugs, Explosives

A 21-year-old Norlane man has been charged with drug driving and possessing explosives following a crash on Elizabeth Street in Geelong. Police allege he was under the influence of drugs and had explosives in his vehicle.

Healthy School Lunchbox Tips from a Pediatric Dietitian

As Australian children return to school, pediatric dietitian Karina Savage shares expert advice on creating nutritious, balanced lunchboxes that kids will actually eat, focusing on key food groups and simple guidelines.

What Food Is the Most Australian? Debate Explored

A recent discussion has sparked debate over which food truly represents Australia, with iconic dishes like Vegemite and meat pies in the spotlight. This article delves into the cultural significance and history behind these culinary staples.

Samsonite Carry-On Suitcase Drops 40% on Amazon Australia

Australian travellers are rushing to grab Samsonite's popular Oc2lite 55cm carry-on suitcase, now reduced from $335 to just $187.06 on Amazon Australia. The lightweight, expandable case features smooth spinner wheels and durable construction.

Jellypig Vacuum: Dyson Rival Slashed to $159.99

The Jellypig Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, praised for strong suction and anti-hair tangle tech, is discounted to $159.99 on Amazon Australia, drawing comparisons to premium Dyson models.

Daily Horoscope for Monday, January 26, 2026

Discover what the stars have in store for your zodiac sign this Monday. From Aries to Pisces, find guidance on navigating change, relationships, and personal growth.

Bruce Armstrong Awarded Top Australia Day Honour

Emeritus Professor Bruce Armstrong, a leading cancer epidemiologist from Western Australia, has been appointed a Companion of the Order of Australia for his lifetime of research and contributions to cancer prevention and screening programs.

Five-Year-Old's Battle with Rare Childhood Dementia

Charlotte Jameson, a sweet five-year-old from the Gold Coast, was diagnosed with Batten Disease CLN2, a fatal form of childhood dementia. Her family shares their journey to raise awareness about this devastating condition.

NHMRC Chief Defends Research Funding Allocation

National Health and Medical Research Council head Stephen Dawson has publicly defended the organisation's funding distribution approach against claims of bias in research grant allocations.

Eating Cheap in Hawaii: A Budget Food Guide

Discover how to enjoy authentic Hawaiian cuisine without breaking the bank. From poke bowls to malasadas, this guide reveals budget-friendly food finds across the islands.

Hunter's Vintage Car Mystery: Coal Baron's Lost Vehicle

A derelict vintage car discovered in Sydney may be a rare Brotherhood-Crocker model once owned by Hunter Valley coal magnate John Brown. Historians and enthusiasts piece together clues about this automotive enigma.

Two Dead in Ferntree Gully Car Crash

A tragic car accident in Ferntree Gully has claimed two lives after a vehicle collided with a pole on Saturday evening. The driver survived and is under police guard in hospital.

WA Researchers Accuse Canberra of Eastern States Bias

Western Australian medical research leaders and universities express alarm over a catastrophic 3.8% grant success rate from the NHMRC, citing systemic bias and risking a brain drain of scientific talent.

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