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Australia’s largest superannuation fund failed to inform members of duplicate accounts, leading to multiple fees and unnecessary charges.

Airservices Australia has issued warnings to pilots flying over Tasman Sea airspace after the Chinese started a military exercise.

The visual nature of dating apps is causing more women to undergo cosmetic surgery in the hopes of attracting a partner.

The evolving demographics of New Zealand are reflected in Smith, once the most common surname, now slipping to a distant third.

Fans can still enjoy new episodes from the 40th anniversary season, airing on Prime Video and Channel Ten four times a week until December 2025.

The art installation was paid for by Yarra City Council in Melbourne’s inner-city.

The hospital offered its deepest condolences to the family of a two-year-old who died at the Northern Beaches Hospital.

The delivery team also said the suspension of generous union pay rules and conditions (BPIC) should speed up delivery of infrastructure.

Personal data on thousands of people was given to an organisation with links to the Māori Party and may have been used for campaigning, an inquiry has found.

The incident comes as Muslim groups complain about excessive publicity regarding the actions of two pro-Palestine nurses.

The federal government is opposing a proposal from retailers to alter pay conditions for employees earning over $67,000.

The Human Rights Commission has raised concerned freedom of speech could be impacted.

The minister said CCP officials have also provided no information about the motivations of the warships.

Australian Border Force officers raided a home after finding the man was importing gun parts through the mail.

A tropical low forming off Queensland has a low chance of developing into a cyclone on Feb. 21, rising to a high likelihood Feb. 23.

The Solomon Islands switched its allegiance to Beijing in 2020, and is now warning other states to ’respect China’s sovereignty' over Taiwan.

The regulator can fine businesses up to $50,000 for overcharging consumers.

Allan government commissions review to tackle waste and refocus spending on key services.

Victoria will make major amendments to its assisted dying law, including allowing doctors to initiate the discussion, and reducing wait times.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Whyalla was critical to Australia’s national interest and has pledged to transform it into a ‘green iron’ powerhouse.