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Qatar hopeful of 'bridging gaps' in last-ditch attempt to reach ceasefire in Gaza
Advisor to the prime minister of Qatar, Dr Majed Al-Ansari, has given a rare insight into the high stakes ceasefire negotiations taking place between Israel and Hamas.
Photo shows A man wearing a suit, tie and glasses.How firing their own weapons has put Australia's soldiers at risk of brain injury
Doctors suspect mysterious brain injuries in soldiers repeatedly exposed to blasts and explosions could be the cause of memory loss, headaches, fits of rage and an increased suicide risk.
Photo shows A composite image of two soldiers, soldiers firing a have weapon, and a brain scanFive-star ratings are being awarded to aged care facilities that are non-compliant with government standards
The federal government's star rating system for aged care facilities was supposed to provide transparency, but a former compliance officer says the ratings aren't telling the whole story about the state of aged care.
Photo shows An elderly couple sitting together.Australia is getting ready to make a larger play in the multi-billion-dollar coffee industry
The Australian coffee industry is aiming to get bigger and better. Whether it can or not hinges on access to prime real estate and importing smaller coffee trees.
Photo shows A woman cupping roasted coffee beans in her hands.'Whipping up a sense of fear': Dutton's stance on Gaza is proving too much for some MPs
The opposition leader's capacity to conflate a range of hot button issues, half-truths and misleading assertions is only matched by the federal government's often flat-footed capacity to respond.
Photo shows Peter Dutton sits in a chair on the floor of parliament, separate from his colleagues.'Foolish' business model led to collapse of tiny homes company that owes Australians millions, liquidator says
The liquidator of a tiny home business believes the company may have been trading insolvent for almost one year, saying the director had "no real prospect" of supplying the product he sold.
'That tariff should be outlawed': Why Australians are struggling to decipher some 'smart' meter charges
Like millions of Australians, Doreen Fawcett is grappling with a nightmare of unwanted power bill complexity. Calls for simplification are growing.
Photo shows Picture of a smart meter in the meter boxAs Pelosi attacks Keating's Taiwan comments, she says she would have hit Trump at US Capitol on January 6
Former prime minister Paul Keating's comments on Taiwan draw international attention as former US speaker of the house Nancy Pelosi goes on the attack over his "Chinese real estate" remark.
Photo shows US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi points at a reporterA fake photographer's assistant snuck into this woman's wedding. She only found out who it was years later
Audra Keeble remembers the "touchy feely" photographer's assistant at her wedding who kept adjusting her veil and dress. It was a piece of a puzzle she wouldn't solve until years later, as she uncovered the truth about her life.
Photo shows An old photo of Marilyn taking a photo of her daughter, who is next to her husband, outside a church.The outrageous AUKUS secrets still being kept from Australians
The idea that Australia may have signed up for "political commitments" such as accepting nuclear waste, but we aren't allowed to know, is simply outrageous.
Photo shows Anthony Albanese (left) stands and shakes hands with Joe Biden in front of US and Australian flags.