Lydia Amazouz
Concerns Grow Over Rising Trend as More Aussies Look to Cut Their Tax Bills
More Australians are turning to a little-known financial strategy in hopes of reducing their tax burden. While the move is entirely legal, its growing popularity has sparked concern among tax…
Mortgage Warning for Australians as Banks Swap Manual Checks for ‘Auto Assessing’
With Australian home buyers flooding the market this spring, banks are relying more heavily on automation to process mortgage applications.
Pet Owners Warned: $300 Fines and Impound Risk Under New Council Crackdown
New laws in Western Australia are shaking up pet ownership rules — and it could cost some households dearly. Under a sweeping local council crackdown, owners could face $300 fines.
Qantas Restores International Flights to South Australia with New Adelaide–Auckland Route
Qantas reconnects Adelaide to the world with a new direct route to Auckland—unlocking faster access to New Zealand and beyond.
Australia’s Property Market Faces Growing Loan Risks
Australia’s housing market is showing signs of growing financial risk, as banks ease lending rules and the government backs high loan-to-value mortgages.
Brisbane Airport Plans to Rename Terminals Amid Plans for Major Expansion
Brisbane Airport is preparing for takeoff into a new era. With plans to rename its terminals and build a third modular facility, the airport aims to meet a surge in…
Sydney’s Hidden Property Gems for 2026: Where Smart Buyers Are Looking Next
Looking beyond Sydney’s property hotspots? Real estate expert John McGrath has revealed a list of lesser-known suburbs that could offer serious value in 2026.
Major Asian-Inspired Street Food Hub Set to Open in Sydney’s North-West
A major Asian street food hub is set to open in Sydney’s north-west in 2026. The new precinct, spanning over 4,700 square meters.
Government Plan Could Slash Speed Limits on Rural Roads—Are You Affected?
A new government proposal could see speed limits slashed on rural roads across Australia, potentially making driving safer but slower.
Qantas Backs Controversial New Cabin Door Procedure
Qantas is shaking up its ground operations with a bold new plan to improve safety and efficiency. But not everyone is on board—recent incidents have raised questions about the potential…
Sunscreen Recall Alert: Low SPF Levels Could Put Your Skin at Risk
A growing number of sunscreens are being pulled from shelves after recent tests revealed alarming discrepancies in their SPF levels.
New AI-Powered Device to Tackle $1.8 Million Road Challenge in Aussie Council
In an innovative move, the Central Coast Council in New South Wales is launching a trial that could revolutionize road maintenance with AI.
Major Sydney Shopping Centre Fetches $525M in Landmark Deal
A landmark $525 million sale in Sydney's retail sector has set a new precedent, marking the first fully leased metropolitan regional shopping centre deal of its kind in over a…
Centrelink’s October 2025 Pension Increase Confirmed: See How Much You’ll Get!
The long-awaited Centrelink pension increase is finally here, and it’s set to make a significant impact on retirees across Australia.
New Camera Regulations Put Aussie Drivers Under Closer Watch
New rules passed in Canberra will soon change how road behaviour is monitored across the ACT. With expanded powers granted to roadside cameras, Aussie drivers are being urged to stay…
Major Yoghurt Recall Over Undeclared Milk Allergen
A major recall has been issued for several coconut yoghurt products due to an undeclared milk allergen, affecting 25 items sold nationwide.
Emergency Warnings in Place Across NSW as Historic Rainfall Continues
August 2025 has brought unprecedented rainfall to New South Wales, with over 20 locations breaking their all-time rainfall records. Areas like Upper Allyn and Taree have seen totals well beyond…
How a $5,000 Fine for Illegal Dumping Could Help Save Australia’s Environment
A recent case of illegal dumping in West Pennant Hills, Sydney, led to a $5,000 fine for a business that discarded tree trunks and branches in a drainage channel.
Over $40,000 in Fines Issued to Aussie Drivers As New Speed Camera Enforcement Take Effect
Aussie drivers have been hit with over $40,000 in fines in the first week of a new speed camera program. Despite the significant penalties, authorities report a sharp decline in…
Costco Expands in Australia Amid $120 Billion Grocery Market Competition
Costco is expanding its footprint in Australia with a new warehouse in Queensland, aiming to capture a larger share of the country’s $120 billion grocery sector.
Why ‘Y-Plates’ Are Causing Confusion for ACT Motorists on NSW Roads
ACT drivers are finding themselves wrongly fined for NSW tolls due to a confusing overlap in number plate formats, particularly those beginning with the letter 'Y'.
Major Cheese Recall Hits ALDI, Coles, Woolworths, and IGA: Health Alert Over Listeria Risk
A popular selection of French cheeses sold at ALDI, Coles, Woolworths, and IGA has been urgently recalled across Australia due to listeria contamination risks.
New Driving Laws in Australia: How the 1st of July Will Affect Your Commute
Starting July 1, 2025, Australians will face a range of new road rules designed to improve safety and enforce stricter penalties for driving offenses.
Time Running Out for Australians to Claim $20,000 Tax Benefit Before It Disappears
With only one day left before the June 30 deadline, small businesses and tradies in Australia have an urgent opportunity to take advantage of the $20,000 instant asset write-off before…
Frost Alerts Nationwide as Australia Faces Chilly Mornings This Weekend
Australians nationwide are facing a chilly start to the school holidays as frosty conditions are expected to hit every state and territory. A cold snap, bringing widespread frost and morning…
Major Road Rule Changes Coming to Australia on July 1 – What You Need to Know
Major road rule changes across Australia, including AI-powered mobile phone detection and revised speed limits, will take effect on July 1, 2025, aiming to enhance road safety.
Health Alert: Faulty Packaging Causes Mold Recall in Popular $12 Snack
Australian health authorities have issued a recall for two snack products made from premium air-dried beef, citing mold contamination linked to defective packaging.
Australian Drivers Warned: Your LED Headlights Might Be Breaking the Law
Australian drivers are unknowingly turning their cars into road hazards with overly bright LED headlights. These lights are legal—but only if they meet strict design standards.
Tax Returns Could Be Phased Out: ATO’s Vision For Data-Driven Compliance
The ATO is preparing for a radical shift that could eliminate tax returns altogether. A new system is on the horizon, where your taxes are automatically managed and simply confirmed.
Massive Product Recalls Hit Australian Retailers: Food, Drinks and Baby Goods Withdrawn
Major recalls hit Aussie retailers: baby gear, drinks and pantry staples pulled over safety risks. Find out what could be in your home.
How Your Superannuation Balance at 50 Can Shape Your Retirement Future
Wondering if you're on track for a comfortable retirement? As Australians approach age 50, knowing the average superannuation balance can help gauge where you stand.
New Aussie Driving Laws Hit Hard: Massive Fines Coming This July
Australia is about to roll out one of its biggest shake-ups in road rules, with tougher penalties and new enforcement tech coming into effect this July.
Albanese Wins Big: Landmark Election Victory Reshapes Australia’s Political Landscape
Australia has delivered a decisive verdict in the 2025 federal election, handing Anthony Albanese a second term and leaving the opposition reeling after a historic loss.
Coalition Unveils Tax Deduction Scheme for First Home Buyers
The Coalition has unveiled a mortgage tax deduction plan that could save first home buyers up to $55,000, triggering a major policy face-off with Labor.
Victoria’s Bold Move: 30km/h Speed Limits Could Become the New Normal
Victoria is considering a dramatic reduction of speed limits to 30km/h in high-traffic areas, sparking heated debates about safety versus inconvenience.
US Border Control Tightens: Australian Travelers Face Risks of Device Searches
The US has ramped up inspections of electronic devices for foreign travelers, with many Australians facing heightened scrutiny at the border.
Australian Dollar in Freefall as Wall Street Crashes – Is a Global Slowdown Imminent?
The Australian dollar has taken a severe hit, reaching levels not seen in five years, sparking concerns about the broader impact on the global economy.
ASX 200 Ends Week in the Green as Financials Lead Amid Budget and Election Developments
Financial stocks powered the ASX 200 higher this week as investors responded to budget tax cuts and fresh momentum from Australia’s federal election call.
Australians Turn to Backyard Chickens to Tackle Soaring Egg Prices
With egg prices climbing fast, more Australians are setting up backyard chicken coops—seeking not just savings, but food security and a more sustainable way of living.
Are Australians Paying Too Much for Petrol? Global Comparisons Tell a Complex Story
As petrol prices squeeze household budgets, a new debate has emerged over whether Australians are paying more than they should—global comparisons reveal a surprising truth.
Major Supermarkets Issue Urgent Recall Over Health Risk Warning
Several major supermarkets across Australia have issued an urgent recall following a public health alert—shoppers are being urged to check their recent purchases immediately.
Millions of Aussies Set for Centrelink Payment Boosts as New Rates Kick In
Millions of Australians will see a rise in their Centrelink payments this week, as the latest indexation update delivers a fresh round of financial relief.
New Speed Camera Rules to Target All Drivers from May – Warnings and Fines Incoming
Drivers are being warned about a major speed camera change rolling out in weeks—one that could catch far more motorists than expected.
Melbourne’s East on High Alert as Bushfire Destroys Homes and Threatens More
A raging bushfire in Melbourne’s east has destroyed homes and forced evacuations, with firefighters racing to contain the fast-moving blaze as changing winds threaten to make conditions worse.
Centrelink Warning Over $1,000 Cash Boost – Thousands at Risk of Missing Out
Thousands of Australians could be eligible for a $1,000 Centrelink disaster relief payment, but many risk missing out due to confusion over eligibility and scams related to the event
Australia’s $3.5 Trillion Inheritance Shift Could Spark Costly Legal Disputes, Experts Warn
Australia is set for a $3.5 trillion inheritance transfer, but legal experts warn it could trigger a surge in family disputes as rising property values and complex family dynamics fuel…
Reevaluating Free Trade: How the Australia-US Agreement Has Played Out
The Australia-US Free Trade Agreement promised economic gains, but evidence suggests it favored the US, sparking debate over its true impact.
NSW Drivers Can Now Erase a Demerit Point Under New Road Safety Scheme
NSW drivers now have a chance to erase a demerit point under a new road safety scheme—but only if they stay offence-free for a full year.
Australia’s Biggest Super Funds Near ASX Investing Limits, Shifting Focus Overseas
Australia’s biggest super funds are nearing their ASX investing limits, prompting a shift toward global markets to maintain strong returns for members.
Australia’s Household Spending Rises Again – But Growth Slows in Key Areas
Australia’s household spending rose for the fourth consecutive month, but slowing annual growth suggests consumers are becoming more cautious with their purchases.
