Teachers and nurses pay the most over the lifetime of their debts.

The trend was intensified by the COVID pandemic, with adolescent girls most affected.

It turns out teleworkers also want the inner-city amenities.

The advocacy group spoke at the long COVID parliamentary inquiry.

A violent crisis has gripped Sudan once again, leaving civilians without resources or escape routes.

The interest-free loan that wasn’t, and that isn’t being paid back.

Australians risk paying too much for residential aged care, because they make rushed decisions. Here’s how you can save money on aged care.

The powerful psychedelic being investigated for stroke and concussion recovery.

The Supreme Court will decide whether to uphold a Texas judge’s ruling to invalidate the FDA’s approval of abortion drug mifepristone.

Figures show China clear leader in clean energy investment and manufacturing.

References to the Mughal empire, Gandhi’s support of Hindu-Muslim unity, and key democratic events have been purged from school books.

How the Twitter algorithm calculates reach of tweets.

Japan’s Sapporo was set to host the 2030 Winter Games, but corruption fallout from Tokyo is derailing their hopes.

Efforts to combat misinformation online are being compromised by thousands of layoffs by social media giants.

The home-owner conflict of interest stalling new housing.

“Aspirational” voters fear closing obscure tax loopholes harms their interests.

The two organisations have joined forces, calling on Australia to improve our COVID management.

Housing stock per person has fallen compared with continental Western Europe.

The warrant, accusing Putin of unlawful deportation of Ukrainian children, puts him on a list alongside notorious dictators.

NSW state election result still in the air despite confident betting markets.