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Why we’ll be wearing masks for years

Experts say face coverings are set to be part of everyday life for several years, even if most people get the jab. Here’s why.

Plea to ditch office masks to save CBD; no new local cases

Office attendance has slumped following Melbourne’s fourth lockdown, prompting calls to scrap mandatory mask restrictions. It comes as the state recorded its fourth consecutive day...

Rich 100: A new No 1 as footy’s richest revealed

It is the most anticipated list in footy. Who are the highest paid players in the AFL? Check out this year’s Rich 100 to see who claimed the No 1 spot and who missed out.

Aussie ‘cheating’ drama rocks Wimbledon

Ajla Tomljanovic’s third round clash ended in controversy, but there was nothing fake about Nick Kyrgios’ Wimbledon exit.

Cash boost for student teachers in regional Victoria

Areas struggling to find teachers will be given a much-needed boost with a $1.3 million program to deploy “associate” educators.

Why families could be $21k poorer soon

A Sunday Herald Sun analysis of May’s budget papers has found the average family will take a substantial hip pocket hit in the coming years. Here’s why.

How the pandemic changed our lives forever

While we were forced to adapt to the pandemic, some things will never be the same again. Here are the biggest winners, losers and changes in our lives post-Covid.

Mums warned: Careful where you kiss your tot

New mums should be wary about where they plant a kiss on their bubs to avoid passing on a virus which can be devastating for infants.