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Australia Day 2026: What’s Open and Closed Across the Country

Here’s what’s open on Australia Day across supermarkets, shops, and services — before you plan your barbie, check these hours first.

The Tiny Aussie Town That’s Beating Sydney and Melbourne in Wealth

Bad News for Borrowers: Inflation Too High for RBA to Cut Rates

With inflation still running above target, experts say rate cuts are off the table for 2026 — and some banks even expect new hikes this year.

Interest Rates Back in Focus as Millions Face a Nervous 2026

Australia’s Free Power Promise Could End Up Costing You More

Energy giants warn the government’s free power plan could hurt low-income Australians, saying the Solar Sharer scheme risks creating winners and losers.

Australia’s Free Power Promise Could End Up Costing You More

Priceline Pharmacies Face Uncertain Future as 54 Stores Enter Receivership

Fifty-four Priceline pharmacies have been placed into receivership, deepening tensions between Wesfarmers and franchise operators across Australia.

Priceline Pharmacies Face Uncertain Future as 54 Stores Enter Receivership

Aussies Losing $11,000 Thanks to This Little-Known Superannuation Rule

A loophole in superannuation payments could cost Australians more than $11,000 at retirement — simply because their employers pay too slowly.

Superannuation Crisis: The Deadlines Have Changed, But Will It Be Enough for Victims?

50 Degrees and Rising: Western Australia Endures Brutal Heatwave

Western Australia is sweltering under record-breaking heat, with temperatures nearing 50 degrees and authorities warning residents to stay safe.

50 Degrees and Rising: Western Australia Endures Brutal Heatwave

Massive Cost Blowout Puts Australia’s Housing Target at Risk

Labor’s $10 billion housing plan faces a $3.8 billion blowout, with experts warning Australia’s 1.2 million homes target is drifting out of reach.

Massive Cost Blowout Puts Australia’s Housing Target at Risk

Millions of Aussies Overpaying for Electricity — Are You One of Them?

Millions of Australians are paying hundreds more for electricity each year by staying on old plans — and the fix could take just a few minutes.

Last Chance to Slash Your Electricity Bill by $100—Act Fast!

Beloved Aussie Brand Fletcher Jones Shuts Down After 100 Years

After more than 100 years, iconic Australian brand Fletcher Jones has collapsed, ending a legacy built on quality, craftsmanship, and community.

Beloved Aussie Brand Fletcher Jones Shuts Down After 100 Years

ATO Clarifies Tax Rules — What You Can (and Can’t) Claim for Financial Advice

The ATO has clarified which financial advice fees Australians can claim as tax deductions — and which ones don’t make the cut.

ATO Clarifies Tax Rules — What You Can (and Can’t) Claim for Financial Advice

Healthcare Chaos: Victorian Workers Strike Over Pay and Conditions

Thousands of Victorian healthcare workers have gone on strike, demanding fair pay, safer staffing levels, and better working conditions.

Healthcare Chaos: Victorian Workers Strike Over Pay and Conditions

Passenger Car Sales Crash to Record Low as Aussies Go Big

Passenger car sales in Australia have dropped to their lowest point ever as SUVs and utes continue to dominate the nation’s roads and showrooms.

Passenger Car Sales Crash to Record Low as Aussies Go Big

Consumer Sentiment Crashes Again as Australians Lose Faith in Recovery

Consumer Sentiment in Australia has fallen again as cost pressures and high rates keep households cautious about spending and saving.

Consumer Sentiment Crashes Again as Australians Lose Faith in Recovery

Credit Card Debt Soars: Aussies Struggle Under Rising Interest Rates

Australia’s Credit Card debt has hit its highest level in nearly four years as high interest rates and living costs push households deeper into borrowing.

Credit Cards: The Simple Mistake That Cost Australians $1.6 Billion Last Year

Centrelink Alert: Early Payments and Closures Announced for Australia Day

Centrelink has announced early payments and temporary closures ahead of the Australia Day public holiday, helping Australians plan their finances.

Centrelink Alert: Early Payments and Closures Announced for Australia Day

The $82,000 Superannuation Shortfall That Could Derail Your Retirement

A new report reveals an $82,000 gap in superannuation savings between men and women, exposing deep inequalities in Australia’s retirement system.

The Simple Superannuation Choices That Could Give You an Extra $1.5 Million

Aussies Set for New Freedom in Europe With Proposed Visa Changes

A new visa proposal could grant Australians the chance to live and work in Europe for up to four years without needing a job first — a game-changer for many.

Aussies Set for New Freedom in Europe With Proposed Visa Changes

End of an Era: Sass & Bide’s Shocking Closure Marks a New Chapter

Sass & Bide, the iconic Australian brand, is closing its stores and online operations to rebrand for a younger generation of fashion-forward shoppers.

End of an Era: Sass & Bide’s Shocking Closure Marks a New Chapter

Australia’s Holiday Spending Surge: Retailers Face Pressure Despite Record Sales

Australian spending hits a two-year high during Christmas sales, but retailers face pressure to balance strong sales with tightening profit margins.

How Australia’s Consumer Spending Slump Could Affect Your Wallet in 2026

Unpaid for Three Days? Aussies Slam the 72-Hour Job Interview Craze

A growing backlash is hitting Australian employers over a controversial job trend demanding 72-hour unpaid interviews from potential workers.

Unpaid for Three Days? Aussies Slam the 72-Hour Job Interview Craze

Australians Brace for Higher Inflation as Costs Refuse to Drop

Australians expect inflation to stay high this year, as everyday costs like rent, groceries, and fuel keep pressure on household budgets.

Australians Brace for Higher Inflation as Costs Refuse to Drop

Royal Caribbean’s Wild Offer: Free Cruise for Aussies with a Rare Name

Royal Caribbean is offering a free cruise to Australians with a very unusual name combination — and the deal is already turning heads.

Royal Caribbean’s Wild Offer: Free Cruise for Aussies with a Rare Name

Brisbane Rents Surge Again as National Market Finally Starts to Cool

Brisbane’s rents keep rising despite a national slowdown, with tenants facing higher prices and limited housing supply across the city.

“Rent Relief” for Some, but Prices Keep Climbing in 80% of Aussie Suburbs

Sydney Airport Chaos: Dozens of Flights Cancelled Amid Staffing Meltdown

Dozens of flights have been cancelled at Sydney Airport due to air traffic control shortages, leaving passengers facing long delays and frustration.

Chaos at Airports: How the Middle East Crisis Is Grounding Flights

NDIS Chaos: Major Provider Goes Under, Millions Still Owed

An NDIS provider has collapsed owing millions, leaving workers unpaid and participants unsure about their future care arrangements.

NDIS Chaos: Major Provider Goes Under, Millions Still Owed

Capital Gains Tax Showdown: NSW Takes Aim at Canberra Over Housing Costs

The NSW government has urged Canberra to scrap capital gains tax on housing investments to boost construction and tackle the rental crisis.

Capital Gains Tax Showdown: NSW Takes Aim at Canberra Over Housing Costs

Top Five in the World: Australian Passport Reaches New Heights

The Australian passport now ranks among the world’s top five, giving travellers visa-free access to 190 destinations worldwide.

Top Five in the World: Australian Passport Reaches New Heights

Endless Heatwave: Pilbara Residents Brace for Days of Extreme Heat

WA’s Pilbara region is bracing for an extreme heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach close to 50°C over several consecutive days.

Endless Heatwave: Pilbara Residents Brace for Days of Extreme Heat

Australia’s Wage Growth Hits a Wall as Living Costs Keep Climbing

Wage growth in Australia has slowed to its weakest pace in years, leaving workers under pressure as living costs continue to rise.

Australia’s Wage Growth Hits a Wall as Living Costs Keep Climbing

Housing Crunch: Prices Predicted to Soar as Supply Runs Dry

Australian home prices could rise by more than $100,000 by 2026 as the housing shortfall deepens and supply struggles to meet soaring demand.

Housing Crunch: Prices Predicted to Soar as Supply Runs Dry

ANZ Shocks Savers and Borrowers Ahead of RBA’s Big Decision

ANZ has lifted savings account rates ahead of the RBA’s next meeting, offering savers a small win as borrowers brace for possible changes.

ANZ Shocks Savers and Borrowers Ahead of RBA’s Big Decision

Meta Blocks Half a Million Accounts as Australia’s Social Media Ban Kicks In

Meta blocked 550,000 accounts as Australia’s strict social media ban for under-16s took effect, sparking a worldwide debate over online safety.

Meta Blocks Half a Million Accounts as Australia’s Social Media Ban Kicks In

New Data Reveals Job Market Slowdown as Employers Pull Back

Australia’s job ads have fallen to their lowest point in three years, signalling a cooling job market as competition for available roles heats up.

New Data Reveals Job Market Slowdown as Employers Pull Back

Spending Boom: Aussies Splash Out Again Despite Rising Costs

Australian spending rose again in November as shoppers embraced sales and events, defying inflation and raising new questions for the Reserve Bank.

Spending Boom: Aussies Splash Out Again Despite Rising Costs

Are You Paying Too Much? Woolworths and Coles Accused of Profiting from the Crisis

Woolworths and Coles face mounting scrutiny over price gouging claims as shoppers demand answers about soaring grocery costs and fairness.

Panic Buying Hits Australian Supermarkets: How the Perfect Storm Is Emptying Shelves

Loyalty Doesn’t Pay: How Sticking with Your Provider Could Be Costing You Big

Australians are losing hundreds each year to a hidden “loyalty tax” on bills. Experts say a quick plan switch could save serious money.

Loyalty Doesn’t Pay: How Sticking with Your Provider Could Be Costing You Big

Tourism Turns Toxic: Why Locals Fear Their Aussie Paradise Is Being Lost

A tourism boom is threatening to overwhelm WA coastal towns like Busselton, as locals call for visitor limits to preserve their community’s natural charm.

Tourism Turns Toxic: Why Locals Fear Their Aussie Paradise Is Being Lost

Serious Fire Risk: Volvo Recalls Popular EV After Battery Warning

Volvo has recalled thousands of EX30 EVs in Australia, warning drivers not to fully charge their cars due to a potential battery overheating risk.

Serious Fire Risk: Volvo Recalls Popular EV After Battery Warning

Sendle’s Shock Exit: Small Businesses Scramble After Sudden Shutdown

Parcel delivery service Sendle has abruptly shut down, leaving Australian small businesses scrambling and customers searching for answers.

Sendle’s Shock Exit: Small Businesses Scramble After Sudden Shutdown

Australians Splash Cash Like Never Before—Economists Sound the Alarm

Australians are spending big despite rising costs, surprising economists and raising questions about whether the boom could delay future rate cuts.

How the Strengthening Aussie Dollar Could Change Your Spending Habits

Centrelink Steps In: Bushfire Victims to Receive Emergency Cash Relief

Centrelink is offering disaster relief payments to Victorians affected by bushfires, helping families recover as the state battles widespread devastation.

Centrelink Steps In: Bushfire Victims to Receive Emergency Cash Relief

Why Perth’s Property Market Is Causing a Frenzy for Buyers

Perth's property market is facing a crisis with record-low listings and soaring prices. Find out why buyers are scrambling and what it means for the future.

Why Perth’s Property Market Is Causing a Frenzy for Buyers

Why Australia’s Population Is Growing More Slowly Than Expected

Australia's population is on the rise, but growth is slowing. Discover what's driving the decline in migration and birth rates across the country.

Why Australia’s Population Is Growing More Slowly Than Expected

Instagram Users Beware: These Suspicious Password Emails Could Be a Scam

Instagram users are being warned about suspicious password reset emails. Here's why you should be cautious and how to protect your account from potential threats.

Instagram Users Beware: These Suspicious Password Emails Could Be a Scam

Kmart Issues Urgent Recall for Gel Packs After Hazardous Substance Discovered

Kmart has recalled gel packs after a toxic substance was discovered inside. Find out what you need to do if you have one of these products at home.

Kmart Issues Urgent Recall for Gel Packs After Hazardous Substance Discovered

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji Hits Queensland: What You Need to Know Now

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji is bringing heavy rain and strong winds to Queensland. Stay safe and stay informed as severe weather continues to impact the region.

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji Hits Queensland: What You Need to Know Now

Is AI Really Stealing Our Jobs? Experts Reveal the Truth You Need to Know

Worried about AI taking your job? Experts say the real story is more complex. Find out how AI could reshape the workforce in unexpected ways.

Is AI Really Stealing Our Jobs? Experts Reveal the Truth You Need to Know

Interest Rates in 2026: Why the RBA Isn’t Backing Down Yet

The Reserve Bank is weighing its next move. With 2026 underway, interest rates are back in focus — and the outlook is anything but settled.

Shock Warning: Interest Rates Could Hit GFC-Highs—How Will You Be Affected?

Attention Travellers: Bali Is Changing the Game for Aussie Visitors in 2026

Bali is introducing new rules for tourists, including financial checks before entry. What does this mean for Aussie travellers planning a trip in 2026?

Attention Travellers: Bali Is Changing the Game for Aussie Visitors in 2026

Australia’s Services Sector Just Sent a Quiet Warning Signal

Australia’s services sector is still growing, but the mood is shifting. The pace has changed, and signs of hesitation are starting to show.

Australia’s Services Sector Just Sent a Quiet Warning Signal