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Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has been questioned in Parliament about the decision last year by her government, which resulted in the loss of 5000 jobs in Denmark — and also turned out to be illegal.

When it comes to the cryptocurrency bonanza, you can’t underestimate the power of YouTube. But there is a rising issue for prominent influencers.

A police investigation is under way into the death of a woman after the car, in which she was a passenger, was swept into floodwaters at Aspley in Brisbane’s north on Thursday night.

A police investigation is under way into the death of a woman after the car, in which she was a passenger, was swept into floodwaters at Aspley in Brisbane’s north on Thursday night.

Most worrying, the US president said, was the sense that people around the world feel democratic governments are failing to deliver for their needs.

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra has just received its second government lifeline to stave off insolvency, which had been projected within a year.

Villarreal have taken the final spot in the Champions League knockout stage a day after Barcelona were eliminated at the group stage for the first time in 20 years.

The Pfizer vaccine has been officially approved for 5- to 11-year-olds, former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian is expected to today confirm she won’t contest the next federal election and four suspected Omicron cases are under investigation in Victoria.

Some AFL pundits believed Toby Greene’s captaincy hopes should have been dashed the moment he collided with umpire Matt Stevic. The GWS Giants think otherwise.

Instead of resolving questions about the fate of the Chinese behemoth, the announcement that it has defaulted has only deepened them.

A report from the Berlin-based AlgorithmWatch concludes the technology has failed to end the pandemic and now threatens to make such monitoring widely accepted.

The coach who led Australia’s women’s side to two recent titles will take charge of the men in 2022 while RA has also confirmed that Scott Johnson will leave the organisation.

In this episode of Futurepreneur, Scott Farquhar talks to John McDuling about the future of work and Atlassian’s policy requiring staff in the office only four times a year.

As the iconic Australian rock band take to the stage once more for their first national tour since 2010, we look back over their stellar musical journey through the decades.

From a reduced sex drive to a tendency to consume more calories throughout the day, the health toll of poor sleep goes beyond bags and a bad mood.

Fiddle leafs are cute and all but if you’re on the hunt for a rare treasure, Living Edge Nursery is worth a follow.

A leading defamation judge in Sydney has backed legal experts’ criticisms of the Morrison government’s proposed anti-troll laws.

In a year of crazy inflationary prices, there were some weird and wonderful sales from around the world and locally that caught our attention.

Men, this one’s for you: it’s time to take on some of the mental load. Here’s how.

If the current situation isn’t fixed, things could get very ugly for the Premier in the lead-up to the state election.

US stocks have had a mixed session, with some big tech names losing ground,

US stocks have had a mixed session, with some big tech names losing ground,

A giant patch of garbage in the Pacific Ocean is now “an immense floating plastic habitat” for marine animals clinging to its plastic debris, researchers have found.

The government now believes the economy will bounce back by 4.5 per cent, compared with a prediction of 3.25 per cent made just seven months ago.

Two former NSW attorneys-general, Labor and Liberal, write that the state’s just system is failing, with the prison population growing by 38 per cent in a decade.