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The data may suggest it’s an easy time to get a job, but a patchy resume can look like bad news in the eyes of recruiters.

The former Liberal deputy leader is having a tricky time running a property developer lobby group.

Since arriving in Australia, Pargat Singh has worked as a cook and a truck driver. Chaap Junction brings together both of these past lives as well as Singh’s northern Indian heritage.

John Pesutto has just 11 days to quell the disunity that has overtaken the state Liberal Party as a result of numerous revelations from his defamation trial.

Chris Martin has said “quality control” fades around the dozen-album mark. A new album takes the band a step closer to its end.

The person responsible for repeatedly cutting down new trees in Ocean Reef has been labelled “selfish” and “an idiot” by residents

The Storm targeted a busted Cooper Cronk in 2018, and couldn’t get near him. They have vowed not to do the same with Nathan Cleary – but the experts say they’d be mad not to.

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In January, the leader of the opposition supported federal laws relating to the display of terrorist symbols. This week, he wants the book thrown at protesters. So what gives?

Lower cost of living, lifestyle and strong regional economies were driving demand for homes in regional Victoria.

Under a 10,000-watt spotlight, Joseph Suaalii is about to embark on his rugby career. There are many questions.

A string of regional areas recorded double-digit growth in the past year as city slickers chase more affordable rent and a lifestyle change.

Neither the AFL nor NRL grand final will surpass the pulling power of Taylor Swift and her legion of followers earlier this year.

We surveyed local council election hopefuls across Melbourne about their views on housing, heritage and green space. Use our interactive to see what they said.

Travelling with a friend can be rewarding, but what happens when two mates, used to travelling on their own, team up for a US road trip?

As cities grow and the housing crisis deepens, looking to the past can remind us of design lessons worth repeating.

Our guide to the best of what’s on the streamers and free-to-air in Australia this month.

A cycle tour in South Korea? You’re much better off taking a guided cycle tour rather than trying to organise a bike,

You’ve probably seen those social media posts where parents meekly hand out apologetic notes and earplugs. I think it’s sad.

Noni Hazlehurst on the secret of her career longevity, what she likes about her body – and what she doesn’t.

Being cooped inside a high-tech chamber may not be everyone’s idea of fun – but it’s the most exact device yet for unlocking the mysteries of our metabolism.

Bianca continues to be adamant that Reiss is hiding something, convinced he has killed his wife Debbie - but one character in Albert Square believes they know what's wrong with her

China’s biggest challenge will be to rethink the role of the state and market, and consider the fundamental role of a free market for ideas—and a genuine rule of law—in the quest for prosperity and human well-being.

Katherine Ryan has claimed she has never done any exercise because of the "threat of male violence" as she was hosting the Glamour Women of the Year party at Raffles OWO Hotel in London

Port strikes in the U.S. entered a third day as dockworkers continue demanding better pay and limits to automation for their new contract negotiations. International Longshoremen's Association Local 333 President Scott Cowan tells CBS News Baltimore's Tara Lynch what it would take to end the strike.