The world’s largest designer fashion rental marketplace has put its reputation on the line to test the success of its radical business model. Spending hundreds of dollars to wear a designer dress once is a divisive topic in the social circles of Australian women, with some claiming it’s a wasteContinue Reading
Tributes have poured in for much-loved ABC Radio Sydney broadcaster James Valentine who has revealed on air that he is taking three months off for oesophageal cancer treatment. Valentine, 63, underwent chemotherapy and radiation after he found out he had cancer. He will now undergo surgery at Sydney’s St Vincent’sContinue Reading
As cost-of-living pressures mount, more than half of Australians are feeling the pressure on their wallets. There’s no denying many faced financial challenges in 2023, from 13 interest rate rises in 15 months to high inflation and a soaring rental crisis. With more of the same being predicted for atContinue Reading
A Melbourne professor has scrutinised the Andrews government’s gambling reforms, claiming the changes are missing a fundamental detail. On Sunday, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and Gaming Minister Melissa Horne announced changes were coming to pokies venues statewide. Under the reform, gamblers will be entitled to smaller spending limits, venues willContinue Reading
This celebrity-hyped injectable could cause cancer, blurred vision, pancreatitis and gallstones — so is it really worth shooting your shot? Ozempic has become the hottest prescription on the market, beloved by the A-List and touted as a quick fix for shedding unwanted pounds. But the medication, initially designed for peopleContinue Reading
Volunteer firefighters continue to struggle with the devastating mental health impacts of the cataclysmic Black Summer bushfires, a new study has revealed. Nearly half of the volunteers surveyed in the study by Edith Cowan University reported symptoms of post-traumatic stress one year after their service over the 2019-2020 summer. MoreContinue Reading
A former university professor of Bryan Kohberger said the accused killer was “one of my best students, ever” — and that the then-master’s candidate was one of only two students she has recommended to a Ph.D. program. Michelle Bolger, 33, an associate professor at DeSales University in Pennsylvania, told theContinue Reading