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‘It’s Not Just a Period’: The $30 Billion Annual Cost of Ignoring Women’s Health in the Australian Workplace A staggering 80% of Aussies oppose or want conditions on paid menstrual leave, with 39% of men deeming it “unfair” to those who don’t get periods But experts warn that ignoring women’s health is not only outdated, it’s a massive drain on the economy, costing $30 billion annually due to lost productivity, absenteeism, and premature retirement Companies that have implemented paid menstrual leave policies have seen a significant cultural and productivity pay-off, with employees more likely to recommend their workplace as a…

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Shopping Centre Siege: Man in White Hoodie Sparks Chaos with Fake Gun, Leaving Melbourne Community on High Alert A 30-year-old man has been charged after allegedly pointing a fake gun at shoppers outside a Melbourne shopping centre, sparking widespread panic. The incident has raised serious concerns about public safety and the ease with which individuals can acquire imitation firearms. Victoria Police have stepped up patrols in the area to reassure the community, but experts warn that more needs to be done to address the root causes of such incidents. The man, who does not have a fixed address, was bailed…

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Gaza’s Devastating Reality: $99 Billion Needed for Recovery as 60% of Population Left Homeless and Living in Squalor A staggering 60% of Gaza’s population has been displaced, with over 1.2 million people forced to live in makeshift tents amidst squalid conditions. The European Union and United Nations estimate that $US71.4 billion ($99.4 billion) is needed for reconstruction over the next decade, with housing, health, education, commerce, and agriculture being the hardest-hit sectors. Humanitarian aid groups report that Israel has been blocking the entry of aid shipments and shelter materials, exacerbating the crisis, while Israel claims it is allowing adequate humanitarian…

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Earthquake Strikes Off Indonesian Coast: What This Means for Australia’s Tsunami Risk A powerful magnitude-6 earthquake has rocked the waters off Indonesia’s Timor island, sparking fears of a tsunami Experts say there is no tsunami risk, but seismologists continue to review the data The quake hit at 11:17am local time on Tuesday, with its epicentre at a depth of 31 kilometres As Australia’s northern neighbour, Indonesia’s seismic activity has implications for our own tsunami preparedness The news of a magnitude-6 earthquake striking off the coast of Indonesia’s Timor island sent shockwaves around the region, with many wondering if a tsunami…

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‘Chaos Unleashed’: Wellington Residents Flee for Their Lives as Record-Breaking Rain Brings Flash Floods, Landslides and Chaos to New Zealand’s Capital Residents in low-lying areas of Wellington, New Zealand, were forced to evacuate as record-breaking rain brought flash floods, road closures, and landslides to the city overnight. Emergency services received over 150 calls for assistance as the city’s central business district and southern suburbs were inundated with water, causing widespread destruction and chaos. A search is underway for a man who was reported missing in the suburb of Karori, where a landslide hit a home, leaving a trail of devastation…

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