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Cloudstreet Is Australia’s Favourite Book, 280,000 Votes Say So

Two families. One rambling old house in Perth. Twenty years of chaos. That’s Cloudstreet. And now it’s officially Australia’s favourite book. Tim Winton’s 1991 novel…

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Does your cat wander the neighbourhood at night? If you live in WA, that could soon land you in trouble. New WA cat laws are…

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ATO Credit Card Ban: Government Knew in July, Minister Admits

July. Canberra knew back then. The tax office wanted to ditch credit cards. Small businesses? They found out on 30 September. Two months’ notice, give…

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Home Batteries Pocketed $2 Million in Two Hours When NSW’s Grid Got Caught Out

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Egg ‘Cartel’ Case: ACCC Takes Australia’s Biggest Egg Supplier to Court

Australians eat more than 250 eggs each a year, on average. That’s a lot of omelettes. And according to the competition watchdog, some of the…

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AI’s Toll Road: Leigh Warns of a Wealth Gap as MPs Push for Safety

Picture a toll road. Every business in the country has to drive down it. And a handful of AI companies own the booths. Sounds far-fetched?…

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Santos-Sized Loopholes: Why Critics Say the Gas Reservation Plan Could Fall Flat

Australia digs up a mountain of gas. So why do east coast households and businesses keep paying through the nose for it? The federal government’s…

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Renters Have Hit Their Limit, and the Rent Figures Finally Show It

Seven hundred dollars a week. That’s the going rate for a house in our capital cities. And for the first time in a long while,…

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ATO Credit Card Ban Delayed: Small Business Gets Some Breathing Space

Remember the 30 November cut-off for the ATO credit card ban? Scrap that. On Friday, Treasurer Jim Chalmers pushed it back to the end of…

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Your Flat White Just Got Dearer, and the Card Surcharge Ban Is Why

Tap your card for a flat white this week and you might notice something odd. The little surcharge line on the receipt is gone. The…

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Take Control of Your Credit Card Debt Before It Takes Control of You

It is nice to have a credit card when you don’t have enough cash to cover bills, but when you still have an unpaid balance…

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A Storm for Food Security: El Niño, War and Rising Farm Costs

El Niño is poised to wreak havoc on growing seasons, Middle East tensions have made energy and fertilizer availability more difficult and Australia is experiencing…

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