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He was once dubbed the next Peter Sterling. It helped Willie Peters become his own man
The inaugural PNG Chiefs coach knows what it’s like to be saddled with unreasonable expectations. But he says dealing with it gave him the tools to succeed in his first NRL head coaching gig.
Bavuma outlasts Cummins with century that may turn the series
Temba Bavuma stopped Australia in their pace-bowling tracks with a masterful innings that has ensured the series will still be alive when the teams travel to Cape Town.
Can my boss really tell me what I can or can’t do on my lunch break?
It’s reasonable for your employer to expect you to return to work after lunch on time, but there is more to the story, says Dr Kirstin Ferguson.
Drug wars: Doctors call for halt on new pharmacist prescribing powers
New data revealing the risks to patients of prescribing errors has cast shade on the nationwide expansion of prescription powers.
I don’t fear flying – it’s people who terrify me
No turbulence can ever compare to being sat next to someone with a cough dragged out of the depths of hell.
Can travellers trust the Michelin guide? Yes. And no
Michelin stars have finally arrived in Australia, but should you really plan your next holiday around them? Here’s what you need to know.
Joondalup light exhibition Bloom extended for another week due to popular demand
A popular light exhibition in Central Park in Joondalup has been extended by a week due to high demand, with a special mid-week discount for certain sessions.
Musical comedy The Book Of Mormon arrives at Crown Theatre Perth from the co-creators of South Park
The second coming is here as the Australian production of Tony Award-winning musical comedy The Book Of Mormon returns to Crown Theatre Perth.
Reform leader accuses MSP who quit party of 'squatting' at Holyrood
Lord Malcolm Offord has accused an MSP who quit Reform of seeking to 'squat' at Holyrood for five years.
Britain could see France-style civil unrest if Labour 'gives in' to party rebels and waters down immigration reform, claims Badenoch
The Tory leader warned Home secretary Shabana Mahmood not to be 'weak' and give in to Cabinet and backbench critics of her plan to toughen up rules around leave to remain in the UK.
