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As Australia adopts stricter gambling ad rules, restricting marketing around sports and influencers, Tom Waterhouse considers how this could further drive players to offshore sites. Your competitors lose more than 40 cents of every dollar to taxes and fees. You pay nothing. They are restricted in what they can offer, how they onboard customers and

Airservices Australia aviation rescue fire fighters have marked International Women's Day (IWD) by encouraging more women to join the dynamic frontline service - a high-impact career at the heart of Australia's aviation industry. In a Channel 7News Melbourne exclusive today, to mark IWD, Airservices' Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) service instructors Kristin Alston and Alissa

Key Posts What we covered today By Cassandra Morgan Thanks for reading the national news blog. This is where we’ll end today’s coverage. To conclude, here’s a look back at the day’s major stories: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor – formerly Prince Andrew – was arrested last night over suspicion of misconduct while in public office. He was

Australian power-hitter Tim David has been ruled out of the remainder of the Big Bash League (BBL) after sustaining an injury during the ongoing tournament, dealing a major blow to the Hobart Hurricanes' campaign...

By Renju Jose The buyback would be similar to gun reforms introduced soon after the massacre in 1996 in Tasmania's Port Arthur after a lone gunman killed 35 people, which prompted authorities to implement some of the world's toughest gun laws. "Australia's gun laws were last substantially reformed in the wake of the Port Arthur

When we think of luxury travel, most of us instinctively picture boarding a plane – but, in reality, premium getaways are just as easily found via rail. This year marks the 200th anniversary of passenger railway. It's apt, then, that once-in-a-lifetime train travel holidays have experienced a spike in popularity, with hashtags like #trainvacation and

A Canberra rabbi has told an interfaith gathering that he was "not surprised" by the Bondi Beach terrorism attack as both ACT Opposition Leader Mark Parton and independent ACT senator David Pocock said more should be done to stamp out anti-Semitism in Australia. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading Holiday Offer

Around 2.4m Australians (17% of the country's population) with private health insurance have increased their excess in the past two years to reduce their premiums according to a new research by Money.com.au. The study reveals that the majority of health insurance policyholders (72%) have kept their excess the same, while 10% of Aussies with private