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Koreans in their late 20s face worst job market in 12 years
South Korea’s young jobseekers are facing the harshest labor market in over 12 years, with the number of employed people in their late 20s dropping even more sharply than during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Brutal analogy by no-nonsense Q+A guest perfectly sums up the major problem with housing policy in Australia - on all sides of government
A leading economist has given a blunt explanation as to why young Aussies can't afford to buy their first home.
Australians tell ABC's Your Say they are struggling more than ever with housing costs
Whether it's increasing rent or mortgage repayments, Australians have told the ABC's Your Say project they are struggling ...
Free TAFE to be scrapped under Peter Dutton's Australia - as 'leaked' video reveals what the Liberals REALLY think about the $1.5billion scheme
Fee-free TAFE, which offers free vocational education and training, is costing Aussie taxpayers $1.5billion over four years.
Mother 'gaslit' by SEND system in crisis
A mother campaigning for better support for children and young people with special educational needs and disability (SEND) in Sussex has said the system is in "crisis" and she feels "gaslit". Kirsti ...
Hull and East Yorkshire mayoral candidates' debate
Reform UK's Luke Campbell, Yorkshire Party's Rowan Halstead, Conservative Anne Handley, Kerry Harrison for the Green Party, ...
4-year-old tossed from Aiken carnival ride, mom says
An Aiken mother told deputies her young child was thrown off a carnival ride over the weekend.It happened between 2:20 and ...
In Melbourne's bayside suburbs, a teal-Liberal rematch for Goldstein is underway
Across the historically conservative stronghold of Goldstein, voters are tuning in for a federal election rematch between the Liberals and the teals. These are some of the issues on their minds.
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Australian politics and news live: Anthony Albanese promises full second term and plans for third
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been confronted about his plans to seek a third term if re-elected, as he vows to end ...
I saw the rise and decline of YA literature from the inside. Here’s what it was like
Author Charlie Jane Anders reflects on reading and writing young adult literature in an era of explosive popularity that may ...
British Steel bill to save Scunthorpe plant becomes law as officials stand by to take control
This bill allows the business secretary to direct the board and staff of British Steel, as work can start soon.
Labor and Coalition's housing policies explained: Experts warn pulling from super and 5 per cent deposits won't work
Under the scheme, first-home buyers with a 5 per cent deposit wouldn't have to pay lenders mortgage insurance (LMI), saving the average person around $23,000. "You won't have to pay a single dollar in ...