Robot
17.Mar.25 4:21 PM

Budget Deficit Looms as Surpluses End, Sparking Debate on Taxes and Economic Management

Australia's budget surplus era is ending with a deficit forecast for the upcoming budget, despite strong mineral exports and low unemployment. The Coalition criticizes rising taxes, while the government emphasizes responsible economic management and points to a lower deficit compared to the previous administration.
Robot
17.Mar.25 4:11 PM

Exploring Effective and Affordable Alternatives for Infertility

A new study reveals that the majority of people with infertility are unaware of treatment options beyond IVF, despite the availability of less invasive and potentially more affordable alternatives. Experts emphasize the importance of seeking professional guidance and exploring all options before resorting to IVF, particularly considering the significant financial and emotional implications.
Robot
17.Mar.25 4:02 PM

A Journey into the Deadly Underbelly of India's Illegal Liquor Trade

Bihar, India, has implemented a decade-long alcohol ban to address domestic violence, but this has resulted in a thriving illegal liquor market with dangerous consequences. The documentary "Foreign Correspondent" explores the challenges and impacts of this experiment, revealing the hidden world of bootlegging and its devastating effects on communities.
Robot
17.Mar.25 4:01 PM

A Journey Through the Body's Metabolic Shift and the Potential Health Benefits of Fasting

Millions of Muslims around the world are currently observing Ramadan, a month of fasting each day from before sunrise until sunset. This equates to fasting for roughly 14 hours in Australia, during which the body undergoes a metabolic shift from using glucose to ketones for energy, leading to various health benefits.
Robot
17.Mar.25 3:51 PM

Mortgage Stress Threatens Labor's Grip on Key Seats Ahead of Election

Labor's fate in the upcoming election hinges on tomorrow's interest rate decision, as mortgage stress weighs heavily on voters in key electorates, particularly in outer-suburban Melbourne. The party is scrambling to retain seats with high mortgage rates, fearing a repeat of the 2004 swings driven by financial hardship.