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What women should know about dementia
New data from leading women's health organisation Jean Hailes shows has found only 16 per cent of Australian women know dementia is the leading cause of death.
US Iran peace deal edges closer
US officials say a tentative agreement to extend the ceasefire in the war by 60 days has been reached in the Iran conflict.
Are vaping laws really working?
The government has seized twenty million vapes with an estimated street value of $1 billion, two years after introducing new legislation. But are the rules really working?
Quarantine extended for hantavirus cruise ship passengers
Six people who were on a cruise ship that was hit by an outbreak of hantavirus have had their quarantine period in the outer Perth suburb of Bullsbrook extended until June 23.
Who are the so-called 'ISIS brides'?
Two separate groups of women have returned to Sydney and Melbourne this month along with their children.
Government sues 3M over PFAS contamination
The Commonwealth is suing the manufacturer of the firefighting foam containing PFAS chemicals, that have contaminated 28 Defence bases across Australia.
What is Hezbollah and how does it fit into the Middle East war?
The Israeli military's intensified attacks on southern Lebanon, insisting it's targeting Hezbollah.
Inflation eases to 4.2 per cent in April as fuel prices fall
Headline inflation decelerated in April, with consumer prices increasing at an annual pace of 4.2 per cent, down from 4.6 per cent in March.
Who will be the first to build a moon base?
The newest space race is underway with NASA promising to land humans on the moon again and establish the first lunar base.The goal of the next Artemis mission is to land a crew on the moon by then end of 2028 and then a permanent base by 2032.But the American space agency now has competition from China who wants its own moon base.
Centrelink shakeup for one million Australians out of work
The government is proposing what it calls the biggest shake-up to the employment system in decades.The overhaul would split people seeking employment into three tiers, change the incentive scheme for job agencies, and change the mutual obligation settings.
What's the history of Reconciliation Week?
Events are being held across the country to mark Reconciliation Week and celebrate First Nations history and culture. But it's also a time when some prominent Indigenous leaders are speaking out about entrenched problems in Australia and lack of government action.So what's the history of Reconciliation Week, as we mark its 30th year?