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Passion on a plate: two Queenslanders on the stories behind their unique number plates

Queenslanders tend to think outside the box - and love broadcasting their individuality on their cars

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Ending global hunger is possible: here’s how we can tackle it

Malnutrition destroys lives - it’s time to step up and help end global hunger

Solving the hunger crisis

We may have taken our eyes off the world’s hungry - but they are still out there

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One in nine Australians is a carer - are you one of them?

About 2.7 million people in Australia provide ongoing care to loved ones, and many don’t know about the free services that can help them

How do those who care for others care for themselves?

When you’re caring for a loved one it’s important to look after yourself too.

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Listen up: a new podcast that gets to the heart of the fight for nature

As threats to Australia’s biodiversity and precious ecosystems grow, a podcast goes to the front lines of some of our most urgent environmental battles

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Ask an expert: what should an ideal dog diet look like?

We all want to give our dogs the best, but what does that really mean when it comes to their food?

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A photo journey to some of the world’s best untapped travel gems

Fast-moving Sydney content creator Wil Calabio puts Canon’s new travel camera, the EOS R50, through its paces on a whirlwind trip off the beaten track

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‘What am I forgetting?’ The checklist you need to get your finances under control

Make the most of your money - now and in the future

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A place to call home: how supportive housing is helping families in danger

Family violence is one of the main reasons women and children flee their homes. A Melbourne community organisation is determined to help

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The Audi RS e-tron GT: game-changing exhilaration meets grand tourer comfort

As Audi’s new high-performance EV arrives in Australia, automotive writer Noelle Faulkner goes for a spin to find out if it justifies the hype

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Why Disney Magic at Sea is the ultimate family holiday

Disney Cruise Line is coming to Australia and New Zealand for the first time bringing a series of limited-time sailings – here’s what it has in store for the whole family

Insider access: explore Disney Cruise Line’s maiden voyage to Australia and New Zealand

Disney Cruise Line is venturing Down Under for the first time. Here’s what the cruise ship has in store, including imaginative dining and Broadway-quality shows

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Meet the Aboriginal custodians who want to show you their Country and culture

Across Western Australia, Aboriginal-led tourism experiences are connecting visitors with the world’s oldest continuous living culture

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Western Australia

‘A game changer’: how future focused learning can set your organisation up for success

Modern leaders need new skills, and this engineer is taking what she’s learning to the workplace

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University of Melbourne

Eyes (and ears) on the prize: why it’s worth investing in your health now

With living costs on the rise, Australians are making cutbacks that may put their health at risk

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‘It was one of the most incredible experiences of my life’: how completing an Ironman made these everyday athletes feel

Two first-time triathletes describe the challenge of taking on Ironman Cairns, and competing in one of the world’s most beautiful locations

‘Train hard, recover harder’: Olympic runners give their top tips for first marathons

These Olympic athletes coach everyday runners to chase their goals. Here, they share their advice on how to tackle the upcoming Runaway Noosa Marathon.

Come for the race, stay for the recovery: how to do Ironman Cairns right

Encompassing an ocean swim off the Great Barrier Reef, a cycle course that takes in a world heritage-listed rainforest, and a run along an iconic esplanade, it’s little wonder Ironman Cairns is known as the “race in paradise”

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Trends, masculinity, and David Bowie: two men on what informs the way they dress

The changing perception of manliness has played an important role in the evolution of these men’s wardrobes

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The Queensland destinations that helped inspire Cub Sport’s new album

Cub Sport vocalist Tim Nelson took a break from recording to explore an unforgettable side of his home state

‘There is so much to love about Brisbane’: ballet legend Li Cunxin on why he calls Queensland home

Li Cunxin has travelled the globe as one of the world’s most famous ballet dancers. Find out why he’s so happy living in the river city.

Where to find 6 unique Queensland experiences

Queensland always has an element of surprise tucked in its back pocket, if you can peer past the usual

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Space to grow: the burgeoning industry drawing young professionals to South Australia

South Australia is bursting with purposeful career opportunities for young innovators who have their heads in the stars

Why so many people are relocating to South Australia

Whether they’re coming from another state or a different country, tens of thousands of people a year are finding a reason to make the move to South Australia

The future is bright: four South Australian trailblazers share their gamechanging big ideas

How Adelaide’s innovators are making big waves in the tech world

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You’ve got to start somewhere: simple ways to make your business more sustainable

When is the best time for businesses to make a sustainable transition? Right now

‘I’m ready for the future’: how an MBA course has set these students on paths to success

For these two students, studying an MBA has revealed a world of opportunity.

People, place and planet: why an MBA could be the most purposeful career move

Aarti Bajaj enrolled in an MBA, determined to do something about the lack of women in leadership within her industry. She found so much more than a traditional education, and feels optimistic about the next phase of her career, and its promise of a more sustainable, equitable and purposeful future.

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Green pastures, epic coastlines and the Red Centre: this is the best of Australia by train

Travelling Australia by train gives you a front-row seat to Australia’s ever-changing landscapes, from desert plains to misty mountains, and everything in between

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Uncover the new hybrid performer that’s turning heads

What’s possible in a new style of hybrid SUV? High technology, high performance and premium style, for starters

Less petrol, more torque: the incredible dual powers of a two-speed hybrid transmission

Hybrids have long been limited by single-gear transmissions. We pop the bonnet on the newer two-speed hybrid vehicle

The road to the future: how tech is changing our everyday lives

How will technology change the way we live over the rest of this decade? We look at three of today’s trends and how they’re likely to reshape the future

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Solving the climate crisis: ‘because it’s a collective problem, it requires collective solutions’

An IPCC report has revealed how dire the state of the climate is. But it’s also shown us that change is possible - if governments, institutions and individuals all pull together.

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Buzz off: cliches to avoid in your next job interview

Buzzwords, cliches and jargon are best avoided in an interview. Here’s how to strike a winning balance between saying all the right things and getting it all wrong.

Ask an expert: is finding purpose the key to career fulfilment?

Here’s how to find meaning in your nine-to-five, from two people who’ve done it

How small businesses can attract top talent in a competitive market

In 2022, it’s a candidate’s job market. But with the right methods, employers can still find and attract the best staff.

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Escape to the English seaside and sink into the red velvet seats of Empire of Light

With cinematography by Roger Deakins and performances from Olivia Colman and Micheal Ward, Empire of Light captures the vintage splendour of England’s past

Olivia Colman’s talent continues to shine in Empire of Light

The Oscar, Emmy and BAFTA winner has tackled a complex new role

How Empire of Light sets a new, more subtle standard for the craft of filmmaking

How director Sam Mendes brought out the best in his collaborators to create his most personal film yet

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From AI to virtual reality: how technology is changing online learning

Technological advances are making remote learning more immersive than ever

Your degree, your way: the benefits of remote learning

Online study offers the ultimate flexibility – making it the perfect choice for any student with a busy schedule.

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Monash University

Women Talking: the Oscar contender that is gripping audiences

This compelling film with a stellar ensemble cast will stay in your mind for days after you’ve seen it

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Universal Pictures

‘A course for people who want to make a difference’

The master’s degree driving change

How to future-proof your career in a changing world

The way we work is changing, but it is possible to set yourself up for success in the decades to come

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Monash University

In Australia 1.2 million children and young people live in poverty: how can education make a difference?

In Australia 1.2 million children and young people live in poverty. Giving them better access to educational resources can transform their lives

‘If it wasn’t for The Smith Family, I definitely wouldn’t be at uni’: Maggie’s story

Law student Maggie is the first person in her immediate family to attend university. She says studying for her degree wouldn’t have been possible without sponsorship support

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Give yourself the edge: discover your learning preferences and unleash your career potential

Whether it’s in the classroom or the school of life, lifelong learning has profound benefits, and pinpointing your natural capabilities can help pave the way to a more fulfilling career. Take our quiz to identify your learning preferences.

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Five ways to harness the power of community to grow your business

Create the business of your dreams with the support of the local community

For the love of it: meet the Aussie small businesses making summer special

We can all help create a thriving local business sector with our purchasing power. Here are four of the many entrepreneurs with unique selling points you can choose to support this summer.

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Cybersecurity has gone from the problem that won’t go away to one of brand confidence

Tech Pulse Podcast episode: Cybersecurity – better resilience, better skills

Businesses need to prepare for a landscape aggressively dealing with climate change

Tech Pulse podcast episode: Sustainable business transformation

How data privacy and automation offer both challenges and opportunities in a fintech future

Tech Pulse podcast episode: The future for Australian fintech

Have we learned the right lessons from the rapid innovation of the COVID years?

Tech Pulse podcast episode: Innovation and the future of work

How can Australian leaders prepare for and thrive in a time of change?

Tech Pulse podcast episode: Uncertainty and global forces

‘A perfect storm’: why solving the cybersecurity crisis is critical to the future of business

The cybersecurity crisis is all too real, with many businesses at serious risk. But the solutions are about more than just throwing people with degrees at the problem

More Kyndryl: The Heart of Progress

Lead with intent: putting sustainable goals at the heart of your business plan

Tech Pulse: the conversations defining Australia in 2022

Australia risks going backwards if we take our foot off the digital transformation accelerator

Time’s up: why Australia’s financial institutions must accelerate their cloud migration journeys

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An opportunity for registered nurses to diversify their career

A new postgraduate program presents exciting opportunities for registered nurses

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‘Extreme climatic events are becoming the norm’: how we manage soil landscapes is crucial to resilience

Three experts on why soil hydration matters in combating the long-term impact of droughts and floods

Meet the farmers and landowners working to increase biodiversity and climate resilience on their land

Australia is a country heavily affected by biodiversity loss, but a group of landholders and managers is aiming to build climate resilience to restore and protect flora and fauna

How restoring habitat is saving the endangered yellow-spotted bell frog

A captive breeding program at Taronga Zoo and a rehydration project by the Mulloon Institute are working to reintroduce this threatened species to a regenerated habitat.

From ‘concrete’ to ‘sponge’: how to slow the flow on Australia’s farmland

Despite record-breaking rainfall and floods this year, eastern Australian landscapes are facing hydration issues. Slowing the flow of water on farms can help.

Inside the hydration project aiming to heal dehydrated landscapes

‘You look at what the landscape is telling you’: how landowners and farm managers are passing on regenerative techniques to keep water in the land

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Beyond just salary: what are Australians looking for at each stage of our career?

Seek research has revealed what candidates are looking for at different stages of their careers. So what does that mean for you?

Choosing courage over comfort: how career risks can pay off

With an abundance of open roles and the power in candidates’ hands, Seek believes now might be the perfect time to move in a new direction. These people said yes to a career risk and it went something like this.

What do employees expect of a workplace in 2022?

Perks like free coffee and snacks aren’t enough to get people back in the workplace. Here’s what managers and companies should be offering instead.

How to attract the best candidates in 2022’s changing job market

The pandemic has altered global workforces. Here’s how employers can attract the best staff in a highly competitive market.

Should you accept a counter-offer?

The great job boom means there’s never been a better time to land your next job. But what if your employer makes you a counter-offer? Career coach Leah Lambart offers some sage advice.

How to spot a bad manager during a job interview

Job interviews can reveal a lot about prospective managers, so it’s important to know what questions to ask and what to watch out for.

More Seek: The new world of work

Navigating the great job boom: expert advice for the current market

‘There’s never been a better time to look for a new job’: why Australian salaries are rising

Career progression and flexible hours: could a role in aged care be the key to a fulfilling career?

Jobseekers: A 7-step cheat sheet to land your dream job

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Treechanging: why more couples and young families are considering a shift to regional living

Two years of lockdowns inspired record numbers of Australians to leave the city behind. Now, young families are seizing the chance to build their dream home on a bigger block of land.

An interior designer’s guide to the best themes for a modern home

Sticking to a design theme can help you style a space perfectly. Here’s how to find the look that’s right for you.

7 simple interior design hacks that will refresh your home for spring

Getting your home ready for the warmer days ahead doesn’t have to be hard - or expensive

More Boutique Homes: My home my way

The 2022 homes trend: mastering dual occupancy

From knockdown to dream home: three families share their rebuild journeys

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Sneak peek: what to expect when the Parrtjima festival returns to Alice Springs

Much more than a light show, Parrtjima is a cultural awakening and an artistic showcase of the depth and diversity of Australia’s Central Desert.

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Meet the characters of The Banshees of Inisherin

Martin McDonagh’s new black comedy, The Banshees of Inisherin, starring Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson, is set on a fictional island. Learn about its characters’ quirks - and what makes them tick - before seeing the film on Boxing Day

Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson reunite to play feuding friends in The Banshees Of Inisherin

Since the success of 2008’s In Bruges, director Martin McDonagh has been waiting for the right time to bring Farrell and Gleeson back together. He found it in The Banshees of Inisherin, a new dark comedy about a feud among friends

Win tickets to a luxury advance screening of Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson’s new must-see movie, The Banshees of Inisherin