Caitlin Fitzsimmons

Australian game developers are increasingly creating “serious games” with a social purpose, from learning about the World Food Programme to hearing tests for children.

Australians have donated more than $12 million to flood relief crowdfunding campaigns, outstripping big charities like Red Cross – which is running a telethon on the Nine, Seven and Ten networks on Saturday night.

A Coogee father-of-three said generous leave policies – and a culture that encourages using them – meant he took a different approach to parental leave after his first child.

Women are on the front lines of the global climate crisis, making up 80 per cent of the 21.5 million people displaced every year by climate-related events.

Sydneysiders who saved a fortune by working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic now face inflated commuting costs as employers recall staff to workplaces in the coming weeks.

The post-lockdown recovery is driving a resurgence in job hopping, with a 26 per increase in employees changing jobs during October.

Thanks to COVID-19, campus has become a place for undergraduates to visit just once or twice a week.

Will NSW become the last state in Australia to pass laws allowing voluntary assisted dying? Here’s what’s at stake on both sides of the debate.

Paula Bronstein knows Afghanistan so well that she wrote a book about it. Now, having left Kabul a day before its invasion, she is already planning her return.

Most COVID-19 transmission in south-west and western Sydney is occurring in workplaces and households. Susan Samana is a typical example because she caught the disease at work and then passed it on to her children.