The Senior
Tuesday, 19 March 2024
Updated
'We're sorry for the impact on people's days.'
Anna McGuinness
Cape Byron and Julian Rocks in Byron Bay will be officially known by their Indigenous names Walgan and Nguthungulli after community calls for recognition.
Maeve Bannister
Cape Byron will also go by the name of Walgan, meaning 'shoulder' in the Bundjalung language. (Regi Varghese/AAP PHOTOS)
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Board not ruling anything in or out with future interest rate calls.
Brittney Levinson
The cost-recovery measure comes after a $200 million loss.
Anna McGuinness
The cost of sending a small letter will increase by 30 cents from April 3. Picture by Australia Post
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This epic troupe conjures up a modern twist to the crooners and artists of the '50s, dancing through the decades right up the noughties.
Therese Murray
Baby Boomers spent $1 billion more than they did last year.
Therese Murray
Baby Boomers spent almost $1 billion more than they did last year. Picture supplied
Tell the bureaucrats exactly how painful it was to deal with insurers after the floods.
Alwyn Craig reunited with brother Ronald and sister Evelyn after 35 years.
Matthew Kelly
Ronald and Alwyn Craig and their sister Evelyn Shinn in Newcastle this week. Picture by Marina Neil.
Working as a celebrant for 43 years helped Carol hone her writing skills.
Hazel Bradley
Carol outside Woodbridge House, the inspiration behind The Woodies book-in-a-day. Photo by Hazel Bradley
The NSW Caravan Camping Holiday Supershow returns in April.
Therese Murray
The NSW Caravan Camping Holiday Supershow has something for all ages. Picture supplied
This simple project is improving emotional and physical wellbeing through unique stories and gestures.
Therese Murray
The weekly shop for groceries has grown unbearable for some households with the price of certain essential goods almost doubling at major grocers.
Belad Al-Karkhey
More than 60 per cent of the food retail market is dominated by the two major supermarkets. (Luis Ascui/AAP PHOTOS)
He worked in the film industry for over 55 years.
Ruby Pascoe
30 per cent of people can't make their own end-of-life decisions.
Eileen Wood
Ensure your wishes for future care are recorded with an Advance Care Directive, said Lesley Habel.
The developments are part of a strategy to boost the wellbeing of older South Australians through positive health outcomes and independent living.
Therese Murray
ACH Group Chair Imelda Lynch, customers Michael and Barbara Hill, and interim chief executive Linda Feldt. Picture supplied
SPONSORED | Enjoy this glorious Murray River town this long weekend with the whole family.
Watch a spectacular fireworks display while enjoying the sights of Echuca, a historic Murray River town, this Easter long weekend. Picture supplied
A naturopath shares handy tips about how to address this uncomfortable infection.
Tracey Seipel
Four friends, both couples, and a crash before a wedding. What's going on in this gripping, thought-provoking mystery?
Win a copy of Fiona Lowe's novel, The Accident. Pictures supplied, Canva
Queensland will get a forensic science institute following recommendations from two commissions of inquiry into the state's troubled DNA lab.
Fraser Barton • 42m ago
Officers are properly trained on informal interviews with criminal suspects, despite an investigation recommending the practice be stopped, NSW Police says.
Maeve Bannister • 43m ago
NSW Police has responded to a report finding it had failed to fix problematic interview practices. (David Moir/AAP PHOTOS)
A man has been charged with animal cruelty after 26 snakes, some dead and others alive, were found inside a car.
Savannah Meacham • 1hr ago
Police officers who stopped a car in Bundaberg, Queensland, found 26 snakes inside the vehicle. (Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS)