The Senior
Wednesday, 24 July 2024
The acclaimed singer Macy Gray on how life is, now
Megan Doherty
Telcos and the government may not realise the potential extent of disruptions when 3G is switched off, with concerns across health, construction and farming.
Stephanie Gardiner
A number of industries and emergency services still rely on 3G, which is being mothballed this year. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS
Blade shearing sheep is alive and well; this is how the Rowbottoms do it.
Katrina Lovell
The ASX200 has snapped a three-day losing streak led by tech stocks, while the Australian dollar closed lower for a seventh consecutive day.
Poppy Johnston
Australian shares gained ground on Tuesday to snap a three-day losing streak. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS
Police are investigating the theft of a World War I honour roll from a Sydney park, with the local council saying it has no idea who took it.
Alex Mitchell
Thieves have stolen a World War I honour roll from Turramurra Memorial Park in Sydney. Photo: HANDOUT/KU-RING-GAI COUNCIL
Kathy Koehn loves helping other ladies feel beautiful. Where can you find her?
Amy Rees
A new program will help Queensland seniors save money.
Rowan Cowley • 2hrs ago
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Many Queensland seniors are not taking advantage of energy concessions that could put extra money in their pockets. Picture from Shutterstock
This slipway is leading the way in caring for boaties and the environment. Find out how.
Aaron Smith
Ballarat filmmakers take on these often untold stories.
Melanie Whelan
Deakin University PhD candidate Anna Wilkinson says stories of women, such as Maureen White, help bring history off the textbook pages - and this film would play an important role in public history, too. Picture by Adam Trafford
A lack of aged care beds leave elderly in hospital for weeks.
Kate McIlwain
A file picture of an older woman in hospital.
Disability is on the rise and young people are stepping up to help.
Rowan Cowley
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Join in the fun on stage as this children's fable unfolds onstage.
Win tickets to see a pantomime of Snow White in Sydney during September 2024. Picture supplied
Sid Everingham looks back on 50 years of servicing his community.
Alison Paterson
Relieve tired and achy muscles in the comfort of your own home.
Relieve tired and achy muscles with a Hydragun Massage Gun. Picture supplied
After four decades, this coffee shop still serves a good cup.
Hamish Geale
Jason Bardenhagen, of Croplines Coffee. Picture by Paul Scambler
Relieve tired and achy muscles in the comfort of your own home.
Disability is on the rise and young people are stepping up to help.
Rowan Cowley
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After four decades, this coffee shop still serves a good cup.
Hamish Geale
Jason Bardenhagen, of Croplines Coffee. Picture by Paul Scambler
Blade shearing sheep is alive and well; this is how the Rowbottoms do it.
Katrina Lovell
Luke and Terry Rowbottom will be putting the blade shearing skills on show at Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum at the weekend. Picture by Eddie Guerrero
Fears are held for 19 people on board a passenger plane that slipped and crashed during take-off at the Nepal capital's airport.
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A young surfer remains in hospital after a shark attack, but there's no update on whether surgeons have been able to reattach his leg.
Samantha Lock • 15m ago
A surfer has managed to ride a wave to shore after losing a leg in a shark attack off the NSW coast. Photo: HANDOUT/NSW POLICE
Typhoon Gaemi is expected to be the strongest storm to hit Taiwan in eight years, packing winds up to 227km/h as it bears down on the island's northern coast.
Yimou Lee • 32m ago
Squally rain drenched Taipei as Taiwan prepared for Typhoon Gaemi to hit on Wednesday night. Photo: AP PHOTO