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Middle age can be a time of huge change: career shifts, empty nests, relationship transformations. For some, sharing a space with a housemate can be a welcome salve.

A police funeral to honour the life of officer Jason Doig, who was killed at an isolated rural property, has been told he was kind, caring, generous and unique.

In Melodrama Revised, an essay from 1998, film theorist Linda Williams suggests melodrama situates the audience in a direct empathetic relationship with a victim, so we emotionally experience the victim’s subjugation and then triumph with their overcoming. Oscillating between pathos and action, this is the dominant mode of popular American…

Sunderland City Council says the number of hubs has increased from 55 to 67 and offer a range of services

The River Murray has been closed to all non-essential activity from the South Australian border to Wellington, with the state government citing ongoing safety concerns about rising floodwaters.

As inflation soars and chaos grips Westminster, leaders in Sunderland have called for a return to stability

Sunderland councillors have warned of incoming pressure on the city's drug and alcohol support services

A study found that high doses of vitamin B6 successfully treated symptoms of anxiety in young people in an academic setting.

The SA government says findings from a government review of agency interactions with the family of a six-year-old girl, who died on Friday, will be made public.