Long lunches and sickies on the cards as Australia prepares to take on Paraguay in World Cup match

With the countdown on until Australia’s World Cup match against Paraguay tomorrow, football fans have flocked to book annual leave, strategise long lunches and perhaps concoct some mysterious, but extremely well-timed illnesses. The 12pm (AEST) kick-off, on a workday no less, may be a rare event for fans used to more nocturnal hours. But it’s…

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“l had a sense of security with him”: Supriya Pathak found a fatherly figure in Naseeruddin shah; this is what Psychology says

Relationships are not always defined by blood. Sometimes, they are built through small moments of kindness that quietly grow into lifelong bonds. For actor Supriya Pathak, one such moment happened on a Raksha Bandhan many years ago. What began with a simple Rakhi turned into a relationship that has lasted for decades. Today, she says…

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Queensland Protection Commission to be established after review into child sexual abuse and system responses

The Queensland government will invest $250 million to establish an agency aimed at improving the protection of children from sexual abuse, in response to a review that found multiple opportunities were missed to stop one of Australia’s most notorious paedophiles.  A report by the Child Death Review Board found there were more than 18 points…

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