20:46' 02-10-2018
Huge Drop In Flu Cases This YearThe State Government believes that its decision to fund free flu vaccines for children under 5 is directly responsible for an 85% fall in the number of reported flu cases.
20:46' 02-10-2018
Huge Drop In Flu Cases This YearThe State Government believes that its decision to fund free flu vaccines for children under 5 is directly responsible for an 85% fall in the number of reported flu cases.
20:29' 01-10-2018
The Horse Race That Stops A NationThe Lexus Melbourne Cup, highlight of the Spring Racing Carnival, will run as usual at Flemington Racecourse on Tuesday 6 November, the last public holiday before Christmas.
15:51' 27-09-2018
New Data On Our Diverse CommunityVictoria is home to one of the most culturally diverse societies in the world, and is also among the fastest-growing and most diverse states in Australia.
20:47' 26-09-2018
Hunting Bargains On The Garage Sale TrailGarage sales have long been a popular way for people to pass on items they no longer need to others who are keen to snap up a bargain. Every weekend, all over Melbourne, the sales bring people out to browse over whatever is being offered.
16:53' 05-09-2018
In The Light Of The Brightest MoonSpring is now here, but in Asia people are about to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, or Harvest Moon, on the 15th day of the 8th month of the Asian calendar. In 2018 this takes place on Saturday 22 September.
15:16' 27-08-2018
Fun For Dad On Father’s DayTheres a lot happening this year on Fathers Day, Sunday 2 September. If you want to get out, here are a few options that might interest you.
18:27' 01-08-2018
My Health Record Incites Privacy FeverSince the government began uploading all Australian health records into the My Health Record (MHR) database several weeks ago, there has been a great deal of debate about the security of our intimate medical information.
19:10' 23-07-2018
Debate Continues About Fall In Migrant NumbersThe fall in Australia’s annual intake of permanent migrants to the lowest level since 2007 is a continuing topic of debate.
13:59' 04-07-2018
Doctors Unsure How To Prescribe “Wonder Drug”In 2016 Victoria became the first Australian state to commit to the establishment of legal medicinal cannabis pathways for patients in need. Within a year, all other states had followed.
00:37' 27-06-2018
Little Known Cancer Targets Young ChildrenEvery year, about 40 Australian children between the ages of 0-5 years are afflicted with an almost unknown cancer of the nervous system. It is very aggressive, and accounts for a disproportionate number of cancer deaths among children.
20:10' 14-06-2018
Singapore Summit Promises Hope For The FutureIn a historic meeting in Singapore on 12 June, US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un signed a “comprehensive” document, aimed at smoothing North Koreas international relations and the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula.
16:36' 29-05-2018
Student Kidnap Scam Is An Old TrickLast month, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) issued a warning about an international scam targeting Chinese students in Australia.
12:36' 16-05-2018
The Best Selling Brands In ChinaMost of the manufactured goods we buy these days come from China, repeating the successful business strategies of Japan and Korea.
18:04' 03-05-2018
Mothers Deserve Our Honour And RespectThe modern Mothers Day tradition was first celebrated in 1908, when Anna Jarvis held a memorial for her mother at St Andrews Methodist Church in Grafton, West Virginia. The church now holds the International Mothers Day Shrine. It became an official US holiday in 1914, but Jarvis later criticised the holiday as too commercial and tried to have it removed from the calendar.
18:24' 19-04-2018
Give Mum A Treat On her Special DaySunday 13 May is the day to celebrate and appreciate the work of mothers.
20:38' 04-04-2018
Alarm Over Proposed Visa Category ReductionThe Federal Government is considering a plan to reduce the current 99 visa categories to 10, attracting warnings from migration agents.