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Silent Pop Star: A Unique Case of Internalized Self-Criticism
A former music publicist describes coping with self-doubt by internalizing a famous pop star as a silent, judgmental inner critic for two decades, a unique psychological mechanism she only recently disclosed to her therapist, and compared it to others' experiences with more vocal inner critics.
Silent Pop Star: A Unique Case of Internalized Self-Criticism
A former music publicist describes coping with self-doubt by internalizing a famous pop star as a silent, judgmental inner critic for two decades, a unique psychological mechanism she only recently disclosed to her therapist, and compared it to others' experiences with more vocal inner critics.
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Italy Tightens Citizenship Rules, Impacting Thousands of Australians
Italy's new citizenship law, effective this week, dramatically restricts eligibility for descendants of Italian citizens, impacting tens of thousands in Australia and causing significant disruption, especially amongst younger generations seeking European opportunities and cultural reconnection. The ...
Italy Tightens Citizenship Rules, Impacting Thousands of Australians
Italy's new citizenship law, effective this week, dramatically restricts eligibility for descendants of Italian citizens, impacting tens of thousands in Australia and causing significant disruption, especially amongst younger generations seeking European opportunities and cultural reconnection. The ...
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Court Finds Australian War Hero Guilty of War Crimes
An Australian Federal Court found Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith guilty of murdering four Afghan captives, violating the Geneva Convention and Australian law; the ruling followed a 2023 decision and subsequent appeal.
Court Finds Australian War Hero Guilty of War Crimes
An Australian Federal Court found Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith guilty of murdering four Afghan captives, violating the Geneva Convention and Australian law; the ruling followed a 2023 decision and subsequent appeal.
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NSW to Install 246 Fast EV Chargers to Combat Range Anxiety
The NSW government is investing $16.1 million in a public-private partnership to install 246 fast and ultra-fast electric vehicle chargers across 38 locations, aiming to alleviate range anxiety and accelerate EV adoption by 2050, supplementing existing 3200 public chargers.
NSW to Install 246 Fast EV Chargers to Combat Range Anxiety
The NSW government is investing $16.1 million in a public-private partnership to install 246 fast and ultra-fast electric vehicle chargers across 38 locations, aiming to alleviate range anxiety and accelerate EV adoption by 2050, supplementing existing 3200 public chargers.
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Haas Injury: NSW Prop Expected to Play Despite Missed Training
NSW State of Origin prop Payne Haas missed a third straight training session due to a quad strain but is expected to play in Wednesday's opener after showing improvement, running 2.5km at 70% capacity.
Haas Injury: NSW Prop Expected to Play Despite Missed Training
NSW State of Origin prop Payne Haas missed a third straight training session due to a quad strain but is expected to play in Wednesday's opener after showing improvement, running 2.5km at 70% capacity.
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Labor's Landslide Win: Mandate for Reform, but Political Challenges Remain
Australia's Labor party achieved a resounding election victory, winning 94 seats, providing a strong mandate for economic reforms. However, even a minor proposed tax change on superannuation for high-balance accounts sparked intense backlash from wealthy investors and conservative media, illustratin...
Labor's Landslide Win: Mandate for Reform, but Political Challenges Remain
Australia's Labor party achieved a resounding election victory, winning 94 seats, providing a strong mandate for economic reforms. However, even a minor proposed tax change on superannuation for high-balance accounts sparked intense backlash from wealthy investors and conservative media, illustratin...
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Raiders Defeat Warriors in Auckland, Claim Second Spot on NRL Ladder
The Canberra Raiders defeated the New Zealand Warriors 16-10 in Auckland, becoming the first team to win there this season; despite sin-binnings and potential match review committee referrals, the Raiders showcased resilience and moved to second place on the NRL ladder.
Raiders Defeat Warriors in Auckland, Claim Second Spot on NRL Ladder
The Canberra Raiders defeated the New Zealand Warriors 16-10 in Auckland, becoming the first team to win there this season; despite sin-binnings and potential match review committee referrals, the Raiders showcased resilience and moved to second place on the NRL ladder.
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Chronic Pelvic Pain: Misdiagnosis, Research Breakthroughs, and Systemic Issues
A 19-year-old woman's misdiagnosis highlights the under-researched area of chronic pelvic pain, prompting new research and treatment approaches, including stenting for Pelvic Congestion Syndrome and the establishment of a world-first endometriosis institute.
Chronic Pelvic Pain: Misdiagnosis, Research Breakthroughs, and Systemic Issues
A 19-year-old woman's misdiagnosis highlights the under-researched area of chronic pelvic pain, prompting new research and treatment approaches, including stenting for Pelvic Congestion Syndrome and the establishment of a world-first endometriosis institute.
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Slater and Gordon Faces Legal Battles After Data Breach and Underpayment Scandal
Slater and Gordon, an Australian law firm, experienced a data breach in February 2024 where sensitive employee information was leaked, allegedly by former payroll officer Bridgett Maddox, a convicted fraudster, leading to legal battles with two former HR bosses over the data breach and a separate un...
Slater and Gordon Faces Legal Battles After Data Breach and Underpayment Scandal
Slater and Gordon, an Australian law firm, experienced a data breach in February 2024 where sensitive employee information was leaked, allegedly by former payroll officer Bridgett Maddox, a convicted fraudster, leading to legal battles with two former HR bosses over the data breach and a separate un...
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Police Shoot Woman Dead After Car Strikes Officer
In South Melbourne, a police officer shot and killed a 34-year-old woman who drove a car into him while he was arresting a man with a machete; the passenger was injured, and the officer sustained leg injuries.
Police Shoot Woman Dead After Car Strikes Officer
In South Melbourne, a police officer shot and killed a 34-year-old woman who drove a car into him while he was arresting a man with a machete; the passenger was injured, and the officer sustained leg injuries.
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Sydney Three-Bedroom Apartment Shortage Drives Prices Up
Sydney's three-bedroom apartment market is experiencing a dramatic shortage, with only 14.3 percent of units sold in the March quarter having three bedrooms, compared to a peak of 17.2 percent, leading to nearly 50 percent price increases, while two-bedroom units increased by only 30 percent and one...
Sydney Three-Bedroom Apartment Shortage Drives Prices Up
Sydney's three-bedroom apartment market is experiencing a dramatic shortage, with only 14.3 percent of units sold in the March quarter having three bedrooms, compared to a peak of 17.2 percent, leading to nearly 50 percent price increases, while two-bedroom units increased by only 30 percent and one...
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Trump Administration Revokes Harvard's International Student Enrollment
The Trump administration revoked Harvard University's ability to enroll international students, affecting nearly 6,800 students, due to accusations of fostering violence, antisemitism, and ties to the Chinese Communist Party; the administration plans to expand this action to other universities.
Trump Administration Revokes Harvard's International Student Enrollment
The Trump administration revoked Harvard University's ability to enroll international students, affecting nearly 6,800 students, due to accusations of fostering violence, antisemitism, and ties to the Chinese Communist Party; the administration plans to expand this action to other universities.
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