Seeking connection, Gen Z turning its back on remote-first work
Google, Canva and Amazon are the top three dream employers for young workers and new research highlights salaries and professional growth as their key priorities.
Brisbane Times 
Praise from Jo Haylen’s powerful ally points to her return
Premier Chris Minns says that former transport minister Jo Haylen’s best days are ahead of her - surely a sign of her imminent return.
Outlaw religious discrimination: Islamophobia envoy’s call
A landmark report on tackling Islamophobia, set for imminent release, is said to be strikingly different from a parallel report on combating antisemitism.
Secret refugee deal with Nauru just moves the problem out of sight
Australia has been sending asylum-seekers to the tiny Pacific nation since 2001. It doesn’t solve the issue.
Radio station hit with funding ban after boss transfers $200K to debit card
An audit also found $250,000 was “not transparently managed”. The organisation has been blocked from NSW government grants.
The Sydney Morning Herald 
13 simple ways to look after your liver (without giving up alcohol)
With liver cancer rates set to double by 2050, here’s how to keep this miraculous organ in shape.
Five years after being destroyed, iconic Aussie lodge is back to its best
The art at luxury stay, Southern Ocean Lodge uses relics from the 2020 fires to represent life pulled from the ashes.
The eggs so addictive authorities want to change their name
Asian cultures have eaten soy-marinated eggs for centuries, but these have been popularised by social media stars.
Can’t keep the weight off? The five calorie-counting myths holding you back
After years of adhering to “calories in, calories out” and a one-size-fits-all approach to weight loss, the evidence is in – it’s not working. But there is a sustainable way to lose weight, and keep it off.
The safety issue putting Sydney’s Metro opening date at risk
Commuters are already facing the prospect of catching replacement buses for months longer than planned due to the late opening of the M1 line’s final section.
Tip of the Spear: How things will change under treaty
Victoria’s treaty will give First Peoples’ representatives an occasional seat in cabinet and declare noncompliant laws which don’t further their interests.
Tenielle thought her surgery was just a precaution. Then she woke up
Australians with rare and less common cancers face a greater risk of death and misdiagnosis, as well as higher out-of-pocket costs.
Villagers say there’s a rogue man-eater in their jungle. It has a taste for right legs
A group of men head out at dusk along narrow jungle paths. They found spatters of blood. Then ripped pants and a pair of shoes. Finally, they find a body.
Seven ways to get a cheaper flight (including in business class)
Book on a Tuesday? Book at the last minute? Clear your airline website cookies? None of these things actually works. Here are seven methods that do.
‘World is watching’: high bar for 2035 climate goals
Australia is being urged to trace a pathway away from fossil fuel exports and temper its use of land carbon sequestration to meet emissions targets. With just a month to go before the federal government must reveal its 2035 emissions target and updated plans to contribute to global temperature goals, leading global think tank Climate […]
Michael West 
It’s not me, it’s you: millions abandon the coalition
Millions of Australians are abandoning the federal coalition as the Liberals continue to review its election drubbing and rebuild a fractured party. Almost half of voters who previously voted for the coalition, approximately five million people, wouldn’t consider voting for them if a federal election were held now, according to think tank Blueprint Institute. More […]