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Commuters should prepare for peak-hour disruptions on Sydney's light rail for the whole week, with workers walking off the job in a bid for more pay.
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Commuters warned as light rail workers strike in Sydney

Commuters should prepare for peak-hour disruptions on Sydney's light rail for the whole week, with workers walking off the job in a bid for more pay.

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When the glass ceiling needed a good gavelling

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Letters
Letters

Slurs and calumny are thrown at those aged over 55

GPS tracking can be part of bail monitoring.
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Organised crime

Crime figures exploiting bail system amid claims of fake trackers, perjury and weapons offences

  • by Chris Vedelago and Erin Pearson
The Bondi shopping centre attack and a knife scare at Westfield Marion have sparked plans for tougher knife laws in South Australia.
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Plans for knife crackdown in South Australia

Healthcare

Phenylephrine, a drug found commonly in cold and flu tablets, has been found to have very low efficacy.
Healthcare

It’s winter, your nose is runny. But these cold and flu tablets may not help

What some consumers don’t realise is that a common drug used to treat blocked noses does not work when taken in tablet, capsule or liquid form.

  • by Jewel Topsfield
It might be an evolutionary adaptation, but severe morning sickness is not normal or harmless.
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Hospitals

Painful contraction for private maternity hospitals

One in four women gives birth in private hospitals. The collapse of private obstetrics will have huge flow-on effects for the public system.

  • by Kate Aubusson
The Australian-developed AI model is able to fairly accurately distinguish between STIs from a patient image. 
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Sexual health

Using AI, this app may tell if you have an STI

  • by Mary Ward
“Bias against pregnant women and mothers continues to be rampant in the workplace,” says Dina Bakst, a founder and co-president of A Better Balance.
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‘Every serving of grief is a full serve’: The challenge of losing a twin in utero

  • by Shelley Eves
A colourised transmission electron micrograph of mpox particles, which are red.
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Healthcare

‘Sex bubbles’: Why Victorians should keep a list of their sex partners

  • by Henrietta Cook
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