Patients are likely to be slugged more for doctor visits from November, with the country's peak medical body, the Australian Medical Association, recommending an increase in fees for standard consultations
Cafes are offering discounted smashed avocado on toast, following the uproar over comments made by KPMG partner Bernard Salt that young people should spend less on brunch and more on saving for a home deposit
We all know the mysterious powers placebos have in making people feel better. Now, a new study has found patients who knowingly took placebos still saw an improvement in their ailment. Go figure.
Here's what's coming up:
7:00pm AEDT: The Prime Minister's Prize for Science event will begin
7:30pm AEDT: Canberra Olympic will take on Sydney FC in the FFA Cup semi-final at Viking Park
7:30pm AEDT: Former prime minister Tony Abbott will be on 7.30 with Leigh Sales
SA's Treasurer says the state is owed an apology over the questioning of renewable energy after an updated report finds safety settings caused a number of wind farms to fail in the lead-up to the statewide blackout.
President Barack Obama tears into Donald Trump for sowing suspicion about the integrity of the US election, telling the Republican presidential nominee to "stop whining" and focus on winning votes.
Brunch-loving millennials will now be able to have their cake — or indulgent breakfast food in this case — and eat it too, with cafes across Australia introducing discounts on smashed avo to help them save for a house.
Defence Minister Marise Payne is unable to say whether she or Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne is considered the "senior" minister in the portfolio.
An alarming long-term decline in affordable housing is forcing welfare recipients to seek accommodation on the suburban fringes and fuelling the numbers of homeless people in Melbourne.
Geelong favourite Jimmy Bartel calls time on an illustrious AFL career, retiring from the game in which he claimed three premiership wins and the 2007 Brownlow Medal.
Patients are likely to be charged more for doctor visits from November, with the country's peak medical body recommending an increase in fees for standard consultations.
Debaga camp, on the outskirts of Erbil, is overflowing with Iraqis who have fled villages on the outskirts of Mosul, where coalition forces are fighting to retake the Islamic State-controlled city.
South Australian police ask all those with the surname Bowen to remember where they were at the time of the fatal bombing on the National Crime Authority in Adelaide in 1994, and whether they recall suspicious activity in the lead-up to the attack.
A UK photographer captures a rare double lunar rainbow — or moonbow — in skies over northern England, describing the experience as "very odd, and very cool".
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