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How a regional RSL helped a veteran during a time of darkness
A veteran in Victoria says he found hope and solace in his local RSL that “had his back” when he felt overwhelmed by his wife’s early onset dementia. Source link
What is the difference between an e-bike and an e-motorbike?
Noticing a lot of e-bikes around lately? Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of the laws about them. Source link
Parents become their child's first teacher at this community school
A national early-education program empowers parents from disadvantaged backgrounds to be their child’s first teacher, providing a boost for at-risk preschoolers. Source link
Calls for road map for disability employment providers to meet growing push to transform
Some in the disability employment sector say they are operating in an increasingly complex and changing environment, and that there is a need for a clear way forward for organisations supporting people with complex needs. Source link
Multiple people stabbed on UK train, two arrested
Train operator London North Eastern Railway closes all its railway lines while emergency services deal with the incident at Huntingdon station. Source link
'Unprecedented' Operation Ironside sting enters new era
An international covert sting linked to the encrypted AN0M platform which brought down hundreds of alleged criminals and netted cash, drugs and weapons has reached a new phase. Source link
Art critics told Kirsha she 'wasn't relevant'. Then she blew up the patriarchy
No men are allowed at Kirsha Kaechele’s Ladies Lounge and the Supreme Court agrees. The artist, curator and “missus” of MONA’s owner knows how to cross boundaries, but can she solve Tasmania’s thorniest dispute? Source link
Think you've got what it takes to top this quiz? Sure you do
Let’s get it straight: you’ll probably do badly on this quiz, and I’ll judge you. It’s time to play … HARD! Source link
The lasting impacts of tragedy on small-town newsrooms
When tragedy strikes in small communities, the news doesn’t fade when the cameras leave. It lingers in the streets, in the schools, in the quiet corners of local shops. Source link
In Washington DC, a hot dog stall symbolises the US government shutdown
Isaac Stein should be at his day job as a lawyer for the Internal Revenue Service, but instead, he’s making hot dogs as the US government shutdown drags on. Source link