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Why teachers are creating AI-powered classroom helpers
Educators should be sceptical about AI but head for the driver's seat, says Professor Danny Liu. Photo: PR IMAGE PHOTO
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson

Autistic teens caught in middle of NDIS funding dispute

Disability advocate Eliza Tait says she struggled after being diagnosed with autism four years ago. Photo: Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS
Duncan Murray

'I cannot escape': mother's anguish at abusive carer

Will Nicholas
Former child carer David William James pleaded guilty to 11 charges related to child abuse material. Photo: Rocco Fazzari/AAP PHOTOS
Opinion

How a familiar taste can unlock a dementia patient's love-filled past

Anna Johnston
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For ageing Australians, Anna Johnston writes, food is about 'far more than nutrition. It connects us to family, culture, and tradition. It reminds us who we are'. Picture by Shutterstock
Smart money moves into duplexes and dual occupancies thanks to new housing incentives
Nina Hendy
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Duplex demand is on the up according to major building players. Pic: Shutterstock
Abusive parents banned from school grounds in new laws
Nick Wilson
Abusive parents will be banned from school grounds under expanded measures. Photo: Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS
The surprising shipping container loved by locals and city slickers alike
The surprising shipping container loved by locals and city slickers alike
Tim Grey
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Young and Regional
The 'storm in a teacup' helping first home buyers climb the property ladder
Bailey Forbes
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Nick Hanson. Picture supplied

The small stretch of country road causing huge problems

A major highway has been closed for three months, with alternative routes proving problematic. Photo: Steven Saphore/AAP PHOTOS
Stephanie Gardiner
Opinion

My life is about to become terrifyingly difficult. At least the budget will be in better shape

Jeramy Hope
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Jeramy Hope, inset, fears for what life will look like if NDIS cuts are doled out in Jim Chalmers' next budget. Pictures by Keegan Carroll, Shutterstock, supplied
Opinion

The wicked equation families are left to solve when you die

Jenna Price
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Wills are vitally important. Not having one can create serious problems when you die. Picture Shutterstock
Teens' mental health worsening due to social media
Allanah Sciberras
Australia's world-first social media ban for under-16s has been in place for half a year. Photo: Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS
NDIS reforms on rocky ground at end of snap inquiry
NDIS advocacy groups have criticised the federal government's proposed changes. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS
Zac de Silva
'No agreement': states take aim at Labor over NDIS cuts
Tess Ikonomou, Andrew Brown and Zac de Silva
Federal minister Mark Butler is facing heavy criticism from the states over planned NDIS reforms. Photo: Susie Dodds/AAP PHOTOS

Get back on the tools and fix housing, government urged

Lloyd Jones • 2hrs ago
Tinkering aside, Australia persists with a fatal long-term housing policy, an inquiry has been told. Photo: Darren England/AAP PHOTOS
Good News

How a complete stranger catapulted this teacher into the national spotlight

Julie Dunbabin has no idea who selected her for a prestigious award.
Phoebe Loomes
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2026 Tasmanian Senior Australian of the Year Julie Dunbabin is on a mission to feed Australia's school kids. Picture by Adam Trafford, inset by Salty Dingo

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National

Why teachers are creating AI-powered classroom helpers

Educators should be sceptical about AI but head for the driver's seat, says Professor Danny Liu. Photo: PR IMAGE PHOTO
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson

The farmer wants a wife, the farm gets an entrepreneur

Stephanie Gardiner
Working for your family, you're just so connected to it," says Libby Cupitt. Photo: PR IMAGE PHOTO

Labor considers landmark human rights law ... again

Ben McKay
After several abandoned historical attempts, a human rights act is back in the government's in-tray. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS
Opinion

Beyond numbers: The hidden security test facing modern migration

Clive Williams
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The key to social cohesion in a multicultural society is more than just tolerance. Picture by Shutterstock

Autistic teens caught in middle of NDIS funding dispute

Duncan Murray
Disability advocate Eliza Tait says she struggled after being diagnosed with autism four years ago. Photo: Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS

Sport

Massive interest in GRNSW's 2026 Puppy Auction

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2025s GRNSW Auction was a major success. This years is just three weeks away. Picture supplied

'I'm insufferable': a dad's shock diagnosis and a footy story that's really about a father and son

Glen Humphries
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Queensland lifting the State of Origin shield is something Marooned author Darren Groth (pictured right) loves to see.
Advertising Feature

Grafton community is ready for the 2026 Thunderbolt on Saturday, June 20

The brilliant Badgers Beast who won the 2025 Ladbrokes Thunderbolt in record time. Picture supplied.
Advertising Feature

GRNSW renews partnership with Mark Hughes Foundation

GRNSW chief executive Steve Griffin presented Mark Hughes with a cheque for $120,000 from the industry in 2025. Picture supplied
Advertising Feature

Record numbers nominated for GRNSW's upcoming 2026 Puppy Auction

Michael Cowley
Breeders and buyers and getting excited about the upcoming GRNSW Puppy Auction on June 28. Picture supplied
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Property

'Under the radar' Peter Stutchbury architectural masterpiece listed in the Hunter Valley

Property
Vista House at 1929 & 1977 Paynes Crossing Road, Paynes Crossing, is listed with Marcus Lloyd-Jones of Modern House. Picture supplied
Jade Lazarevic
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Smart money moves into duplexes and dual occupancies thanks to new housing incentives

Nina Hendy
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Duplex demand is on the up according to major building players. Pic: Shutterstock

ATO's new holiday home tax rule: is it time for you to sell?

Nina Hendy
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The tax changes for holiday homes could force owners to contemplate whether the holiday house is worth hanging onto. Pic: Shutterstock
Budget changes loom: where to find high-yield regional homes under $600k now
Investors thinking ahead about where established property still makes sense will increasingly be looking at cash flow rather than tax treatment says Ray White Group head of research Vanessa Rader. Pic: Supplied
Vanessa Rader
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Dragons half Kyle Flanagan aiming for a win off the field as home's asking price revealed
Brendan Crabb
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Kyle Flanagan (pictured) has listed his home for sale. Pictures: Adam McLean, Cotality
Selling your investment property? Avoid these common and costly mistakes
Mark Chapman
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The decisions that matter most are often the ones made six, twelve or even twenty-four months before the sale. Pic: Shutterstock

Driving smarter operations in fleet management

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How not at fault drivers handle total loss accidents

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Snuffle truffles, learn pottery and discover distilleries in Eat Play Stay

Cover picture: Mitchies Jetty and Cafe in Merimbula. Picture Destination NSW
Emily Gibbs
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How NSW's electricity upgrade is creating regional careers

Swapping mines for wind farms: Kacee found her new careers in the NSW energy shift. Picture EnergyCo
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A simple gift: Fred's vision to end avoidable blindness lives on today

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Blaise can finally see after having successful eye surgery, made possible by generous gifts left in wills. Picture supplied

Spend summer under the rising sun with Silversea

Rosie Ryan
Kyoto's Gion Matsuri summer festival dates to the 9th century. Its celebration includes 30 floats that epitomise Japanese craftsmanship. Picture Shutterstock

Time to escape to the big city

Rosie Ryan
The Hyatt Regency Sydney's sky high bar, Zephyr. Pictures supplied

Photos and Video

How a complete stranger catapulted this teacher into the national spotlight

Good News
2026 Tasmanian Senior Australian of the Year Julie Dunbabin is on a mission to feed Australia's school kids. Picture by Adam Trafford, inset by Salty Dingo
Julie Dunbabin has no idea who selected her for a prestigious award.
Phoebe Loomes
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Gosford has long been a gateway town - but this hotel changes everything

Sarah Maguire
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The view from Astra.
Opinion

Beyond numbers: The hidden security test facing modern migration

Clive Williams
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The key to social cohesion in a multicultural society is more than just tolerance. Picture by Shutterstock
Opinion

How a familiar taste can unlock a dementia patient's love-filled past

Anna Johnston
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For ageing Australians, Anna Johnston writes, food is about 'far more than nutrition. It connects us to family, culture, and tradition. It reminds us who we are'. Picture by Shutterstock

How a young family is navigating regional healthcare a bit differently

Chelsea Wilson
Aimee and Matt Pearson like many people have had challenges navigating a regional health care system. Picture by Mark Jesser

Comment

Beyond numbers: The hidden security test facing modern migration

Opinion
The key to social cohesion in a multicultural society is more than just tolerance. Picture by Shutterstock
Clive Williams
No comments
Opinion

How a familiar taste can unlock a dementia patient's love-filled past

Anna Johnston
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For ageing Australians, Anna Johnston writes, food is about 'far more than nutrition. It connects us to family, culture, and tradition. It reminds us who we are'. Picture by Shutterstock
Opinion

We gave up flirting when we all began scrolling

Garry Linnell
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We gave up flirting when we all began scrolling
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Gosford has long been a gateway town - but this hotel changes everything
The view from Astra.
Sarah Maguire
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6 best travel deals of the week: fly one way to the Gold Coast from just $24
Staff Writers
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The Gold Coast. Picture by Unsplash
A three-year ticking clock makes this the ultimate time to visit Norfolk
Anna Houlahan
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Royal Engineers Office, a historic building in Kingston, Norfolk Island, that now serves as a visitor information centre. Picture supplied

Massive domestic flight sale unlocks cheaper school holiday travel

Kids playing on a beach. Picture by Annie Spratt/Unsplash
Anna Houlahan
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I ditched the highways between Sydney and Melbourne - and found Australia's heart

Mark Daffey
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Colbinabbin silo art by Tim Bowtell. Picture by Mark Daffey

Window, aisle or middle? New survey finally settles Australia's great aeroplane seat debate

Sarah Falson
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Are you team aisle, window or middle? Picture by Suhyeon Choi/Unsplash

How kookaburra wings in Florida changed my entire view on travel

Mal Chenu
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Authentic experiences can lie in the everyday rhythm of life, like a canoe in the Amazon. Picture by Shutterstock

The great burger coup: how one Australian city hijacked USA's most iconic dish

Anna Houlahan
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Café Margaret5's burger ranked third in the global list for 2026. Picture supplied
CarsGuide

This Holden is the right car for today

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This Holden is the right car for today
Stephen Ottley
CarsGuide

The car brands beating the Chinese

Tom White
The car brands beating the Chinese
CarsGuide

Five smallest cars in Australia

Laura Berry
Five smallest cars in Australia
CarsGuide

'Fun-to-drive hybrid': Big Mazda CX-5 plan

Byron Mathioudakis
'Fun-to-drive hybrid': Big Mazda CX-5 plan
CarsGuide

'Undriveable': Chinese brand slams rival

Andrew Chesterton
'Undriveable': Chinese brand slams rival
The Senior

How a complete stranger catapulted this teacher into the national spotlight

Good News
2026 Tasmanian Senior Australian of the Year Julie Dunbabin is on a mission to feed Australia's school kids. Picture by Adam Trafford, inset by Salty Dingo
Julie Dunbabin has no idea who selected her for a prestigious award.
Phoebe Loomes
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Watch

'Frightening': online retailers on notice over deadly childrens toys

Grandparents buying for loved ones need to read this.
Desiree Savage
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The ACCC launched its first Federal Court case against an online marketplace alleging non-compliance with mandatory safety standards. Amazon is in the firing line over unicorn toddler backpacks which could potentially prove fatal to a child. ACM graphic
In Depth

'If I knew what I knew now': Chloe's grandma issues desperate warning

How loved ones can navigate a troubled system.
Carla Mascarenhas
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Belinda Valentine with her adored granddaughter Chloe. Picture supplied
The Land

Feral pig bounty, five-year funding, announced in $300m biosecurity plan

Breaking
A bumper $300 million biosecurity packaged was announced at the NSW Nationals annual conference in Albury on Saturday. Pictures supplied.
Eliza Spencer

'The market couldn't be any better': Gundagai weaners match strong prices

Alexandra Bernard
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Angus Wright, Elders, with John and Elliot Lindley, Gundagai and their pen of 16 Angus steers, 403kg, which were awarded best presented pen of steers and sold for $$2190. Picture by Helen De Costa

'Dearer across the board': Carcoar steers surge past 700c/kg in winter sell-off

Alexandra Bernard
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KMWL agents Ryan Browne and Thomas Eyles at Carcoar where prices were dearer across the board. Picture supplied by Luke Whitty, KMWL.

Gosford has long been a gateway town - but this hotel changes everything

The view from Astra.
Sarah Maguire
No comments
Updated

6 best travel deals of the week: fly one way to the Gold Coast from just $24

Staff Writers
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The Gold Coast. Picture by Unsplash

A three-year ticking clock makes this the ultimate time to visit Norfolk

Anna Houlahan
No comments
Royal Engineers Office, a historic building in Kingston, Norfolk Island, that now serves as a visitor information centre. Picture supplied