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Difficulty in understanding and communication has always been an expected part of travelling overseas and for many, this poses no great threat apart from some potential frustration. For Dutch teenager Vera Mol...

A landmark survey conducted by the Human Rights Commission has confirmed this morning that over half of the Australian university students surveyed were sexually harassed at least once last year. The Human...

Unions NSW has found that an alarming proportion of migrant workers are being paid far below award rates, through job listings in foreign language publications. The findings were based off a sample...

Increase in Assault Rates The Public Service Association (PSA) has informed the NSW Government of a dangerous increase in the number of prison officers being assaulted by juvenile inmates. According to the...

The internet is developing at a pace that few could have anticipated. While it is hugely advantageous in global communication and aids efficiency, its constant ground-breaking nature means that we have no...

  What I expected to be another mundane, ordinary trip to the local shops last night, proved to be otherwise. For the most of it, it appeared like your average Thursday night....

In a case handed down in the US last week, 20-year old Michelle Carter has been the first person to ever be convicted of involuntary manslaughter, for her role in the suicide...

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission files a lawsuit against Thermomix for misleading and unlawful conduct Thermomix, the oh-so-popular compact kitchen that everyone once yearned for, is now in hot water after...

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has unveiled her government’s new reforms that aim to tackle housing affordability, with more than $1 billion of stamp duty concessions being announced. First home buyers will be...