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Sezen Bakan
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By Sezen Bakan Verified| The New Daily Verified When the clock strikes 3am this Sunday, millions of Australians will have their devices automatically adjust an hour back to 2am. But our internal body clocks require a bit more effort to adapt to the end of Daylight Saving Time (DST). Changing the time on the clock essentially gives us jet lag; it alters our bodies’ production of melatonin and cortisol – the hormones which regulate when we feel like going to sleep, when we’re hungry, and our ability to fight off sickness.
By Sezen Bakan Verified| The New Daily Verified Millions of Indians will tune into the Australia-India Test series that began last week – and Australia wants to take full advantage of those viewers as tourism from China lags. A special instalment of Tourism Australia’s Come and Say G’day campaign will run on TV screens across India throughout the five-Test series between the two countries, which began in Perth on Friday, in the hope that Indian tourists can replace Chinese travellers.
By Sezen Bakan Verified| The New Daily Verified When the clock strikes 3am this Sunday, millions of Australians will have their devices automatically adjust an hour back to 2am. But our internal body clocks require a bit more effort to adapt to the end of Daylight Saving Time (DST). Changing the time on the clock essentially gives us jet lag; it alters our bodies’ production of melatonin and cortisol – the hormones which regulate when we feel like going to sleep, when we’re hungry, and our ability to fight off sickness.
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The New Daily
The New Daily is an Australian online newspaper that offers free, daily news coverage across various topics. Founded in 2013, it transitioned to Solstice Media in 2024 and is headquartered in Melbourne. The publication focuses on objective and balanced reporting, delivering national, state, and global news, including finance, sports, entertainment, lifestyle, and weather updates. The New Daily provides multimedia content, including text, images, audio, and video, accessible on desktop, mobile, and tablet platforms. It also distributes email newsletters, featuring weekday morning updates, breaking news, and weekend roundups, with impressive engagement rates. With over 500,000 subscribers, the publication targets a socially aware audience, emphasizing broad accessibility for all Australians. Under the leadership of editor Neil Frankland, The New Daily continues to grow as a progressive news outlet.
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
+61 3 9037 7900
Founded: 2013