Recent data shows the state government made more than $450 million from the $1 billion South Australians put into poker machines. Just one per cent of all gambling revenue goes back into the Gambling ...

From street food favorites to traditional recipes, Westerners try Indonesian cuisine and react to every bite. Their impressions show both surprise and admiration for the diversity of flavors that ...

Fiona Stanley Hospital’s gaming addiction clinic is the first of its kind in the country, with approximately 300 patients treated since it opened in 2022. Researchers estimate up to half a million ...

Geelong forward Shannon Neale says “respect” for the media is important but hailed the “good energy” star teammate Bailey Smith had brought to the Cats after he abused a photographer at an open ...

Anyone can contribute to The Roar and have their work featured alongside some of Australia’s most prominent sports journalists. Melbourne captain Max Gawn has launched a surprising defence of the ...

We live in a world of fast and easy, social-media-fueled diagnosing and pathologizing. There’s an endless stream of popularized acronyms and misleading self-diagnostic memes that confuse and frustrate ...

Tom Elliott has reacting to the shooting of American political activist Charlie Kirk this morning. The 3AW Mornings host admitted he was “shocked” to hear the news, with the conservative influencer ...

Former Liberal senator Hollie Hughes discusses the assassination of Charlie Kirk and what is happening to faith and religion in the United States amid his memorial. “It was just the most extraordinary ...

Able to stand, walk, run, wave, pick up and handle items, and adapt to the environment around it, the robot, affectionately known as Gee, doesn’t fail to get a reaction when it goes for outings on the ...

Dean Withers, a self-described “woke” American commentator, was hosting a livestream when the 31-year conservative activist was gunned down while addressing students at Utah Valley University on ...

A disability charity had to shut after a worker, who had been given a second chance after stealing from it, went on to plunder a further £120,000, a court has heard. Steven Hughes, 40, was employed as ...