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In Brief Since 1893, the Netherlands has made it very difficult for its citizens to hold two passports. Thousands of Dutch nationals have automatically lost their citizenship, sometimes without them knowing. Branko Dijkstra says he's "never looked back" after moving to Australia from the Netherlands, but he says it was "emotional" being forced to give

Thousands of women in the Northern Territory are already saving hundreds of dollars and gaining better access to essential care, thanks to the Australian Government's Women's Health Package. New figures released last week during Women's Health Week show the impact of recent changes to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) and these benefits are set to

Choice Hotels has introduced Mews Cloud, a PMS designed to support its international franchise network. This move is part of a broader digital transformation aimed at enhancing operations, improving customer experiences, and ensuring growth for franchisees...

In March last year, young Jackson Fitzgerald, bald and pale, wearing his favourite Spiderman T-shirt as well as a shy smile, rang the bell to mark the end of his cancer treatment at the Sydney Children's Hospital in Randwick. SALE ON NOW! Tap into unlimited access or signup to continue reading All articles from our

The departure of Vivek Ramaswamy at DOGE is a perfect opportunity to deal in libertarianism’s eminence gris. The post The People’s Choice: Why DOGE Needs Ron Paul appeared first on The American Conservative...

NORTH BETHESDA, Maryland—Choice Hotels International, Inc. released its new global marketing campaign, inviting travelers to “Check Into More” across its 22 hotel brands. Developed around the insight that 95 percent of U.S. travelers want to spend part of their trips on new experiences, this campaign was developed in collaboration with actor and writer Keegan-Michael Key...

Informed Choice Washington assists lawmakers with writing of companion bills. The intent of the bills is to make sure public health officials are not overextending their promotional messaging...

How much should Oscar-watchers read into the results of Sunday night’s 28th Critics Choice Awards? One school of thought says “not much.” After all, the Critics Choice Awards are determined by the Critics Choice Association, an organization comprised of some 500 broadcast, radio and online critics and entertainment journalists based primarily in the United States — including