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When health bills aren't legible — via large-print, Braille or other adaptive technology — blind patients can't know what they owe, and are too often sent to debt collections, an investigation finds.

Hurricane season officially ends this week. Thank goodness. Tampa Bay got lucky again — barely — but Hurricane Ian and then Nicole landed one-two punches on Florida and exposed different vulnerabilities.

Billie* wasn't sure about the contents or purity of the MDMA she purchased, so she decided to see exactly what was in it. Hers was one of 106 samples tested at Australia's first fixed-site drug-testing service last week.

An insurance company has named Melbourne the world's "friendliest city" after analysing data from 23 top visited locations.

Aviva is warning drivers to think twice if they are tempted to lie in an attempt to save money on their policy.

The business tycoon was flying high during the boom with many ventures but was bankrupt by 2011

The top needless risks taken around the home include walking on a wet floor, leaving windows unlocked when going out, and leaving the mains water on while on holiday

Pritzker announced the state had reached a deal via the agreed bill process to contribute $1.8 billion and add $450 million as an interest-free loan to the Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund. Lawmakers are in Springfield for the fall veto session — and changes to the massive criminal justice package…

A 19-year-old man's body has been found in a NSW Riverina town, four days after he vanished while swimming in floodwaters.

It was part of a UK-wide operation

Donal Johnston admitted all the charges against him and will be sanctioned at a later hearing