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Evette didn't tell people at work she was dating her colleague. Should you?

Whether it's an office, a job site or a cafe, workplace romances can be tricky. And whether or not to share is just one decision you'll have to make.

A woman with brown hair looks lovingly up at a man out of frame, his hand placed on her shoulder. They're in a factory setting.

Source: ABC EverydayTopic: Relationships

One book just won a record four out of 14 prizes at NSW literary awards

Indigenous author Debra Dank has won a record four out of 14 NSW Premier's Literary Awards and $85,000 for her memoir, We Come With This Place.

An Indigenous woman with shoulder-length grey hair poses for a portrait in front of shelves of books, smiling warmly.

Source: ABC ArtsTopic: Books (Literature)

Australia is approaching its fifth Omicron wave. What can we expect this time?

As the temperature drops, a leading epidemiologist says it is clear Australia is approaching its fifth Omicron wave of COVID-19. This is what it could look like.

Pedestrians crossing a city road in all different directions. A man walking toward the camera wears a blue surgical mask

Source: ABC NewsTopic: COVID-19

Editor's Choice

Fewer tea drinkers and rising costs force nation's largest producer to pause production

Demand for black tea on supermarket shelves is dropping each year, and major producer Nerada Tea is now shuttering its plantation.

Source: ABC Far NorthTopic: Tea Coffee

Stan Grant sends a message to his abusers before stepping away

Stan Grant makes an emotional statement, announcing he'll be stepping away from media commitments following racist abuse, but confirming that he will be back stronger after a break.

Source: Q+ATopic: Broadcasting

Hardwick leaves Richmond as one of the greats — but it was so close to being a different story

Damien Hardwick's legacy is one of ultimate success and tactical genius, but if not for support from above, he may never have had a chance to create it, writes Kyle Pollard.

A collation of images showing Damien Hardwick celebrate milestones in his career.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Sport

Fisherman's strange catch identified as new shrimp species

A new native 'skeleton shrimp' species has been recognised by scientists after a fisherman caught thousands of the tiny invertebrates in the Gippsland Lakes.

Duration: 59 seconds

Source: ABC GippslandTopic: Animal Science

Behind the scenes of Australia's rental crisis

Property managers are often the only contact point renters have for their landlords, and agents must act in the best interests of their client. As the rental crisis continues, we take a look at who's pulling the strings.

People holding umbrellas gather outside an orange terrace house with a for lease sign out the front.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Rental Housing

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What's been on Lynne Malcolm's mind (since leaving All in the Mind)

Lynne Malcolm is used to being in the host's seat, but today the tables are turned. She reflects on her expansive career at the ABC and the personal connections she made along the way.

Duration: 29 minutes 7 seconds

Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Broadcasting

MAGA and rugby league

The Allegiant stadium holds 65,000 fans, but how are they going to fill it? Donald Trump and his MAGA crowd could be the answer!

Rampaging Roy Slaven and HG Nelson in the studio.

Duration: 1 hour 29 minutes 24 seconds

Source: RadioTopic: Sport

Say hello to the magic of job crafting

Do you feel frustrated at work? Maybe you feel like you're not playing to your strengths, or not being valued. Well, before you chuck it all in: have you heard of job crafting?

Podcast art for ABC's This Working Life: a smiley face with eyes as the 'o's in the title This Working Life

Duration: 25 minutes 17 seconds

Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Work

Understanding Sam Kerr's greatness

Sometimes you need time to truly quantify and qualify sporting greatness, but this does not seem to apply to Sam Kerr.

Duration: 14 minutes 36 seconds

Source: RadioTopic: Sport

Moments in History

'Incredible piece of history': Old boat model reveals ship-building secrets

Historically, many boats were made using a small wooden model and a tool called a pantograph. Now, a piece of that history has been uncovered and restored.

A black and white image of an old man holding a boat model with a cigarette in his mouth

Source: ABC Central CoastTopic: Libraries, Museums and Galleries

Credits roll on more drive-ins, as we near the end of a unique era in cinematic history

Soaring land values and cultural changes are behind the dwindling number of drive-in cinemas in Australia, a historian says. But is there still time for an encore?

Source: ABC North and West SATopic: Arts, Culture and Entertainment

Strolling through the history of Australia's botanic gardens

From colonial estates to leisure grounds for the masses, Australia's botanic gardens have evolved over time. Now these gardens are on the frontline of climate change adaptation.

a postcard image of Hobart's botanic gardens. Two people stroll on grass alongside a lake.

Duration: 14 minutes 55 seconds

Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Botanical Gardens

The ABC Of... With David Wenham – Series 2 Episode 1 Julia Gillard

Famous Australians delve deep into their past to uncover hidden archival gems, exploring how they changed Australia and how Australia changed them. David chats to Australia's first female Prime Minister, Julia Gillard.

Duration: 29 minutes 53 seconds

Source: iviewTopic: HISTORY

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