Amazon Slashes 16,000 Roles as AI Quietly Takes Over
Amazon is cutting jobs again, and the move hints at a deeper shift in how work is changing. The signals go far beyond one company.

Interest Rates Back in Focus as Millions Face a Nervous 2026
Millions of Australians are watching interest rates nervously as a tough call looms, raising fresh worries about what comes next for households.

Emergency Call Failures: Telstra’s Big Issue with Older iPhones
Some Telstra customers can’t make Triple Zero calls on older iPhones after a recent update. Here’s what’s going on and how it could affect your safety.

The Future of Shopping Is Here: AI Could Handle Your Purchases for You
AI shopping is here, and Australians are already using it. A seamless, personalized shopping experience awaits—here’s how it works and what it means for you.

Drivers, Don’t Miss Out: NSW Is Offering a $300 Toll Rebate
Drivers in NSW can claim up to $300 in toll rebates—here’s how you can apply for a cash boost that could help ease your household budget.

Australia Needs You: Thousands of Jobs Up for Grabs with the 2026 Census
Want to be part of the 2026 Census? Thousands of jobs are up for grabs to help count Australia’s population. Here’s how you can get involved!

Australia’s Inflation Nightmare: How the Latest Numbers Will Affect Your Wallet
Inflation in Australia is pushing households to the limit, with prices rising and mortgage pain on the horizon. Here’s how much more you’ll pay this year.

Amazon’s Fresh Grocery Delivery Could Shake Up Australia’s Supermarket Wars
Amazon is shaking up Australia’s grocery scene with fresh food delivery. What does this mean for Coles and Woolworths? The battle for fresh produce is on.

Services Australia’s Massive Mistake: Thousands of Parents Left Without Child Support
Thousands of parents are owed thousands in unpaid child support as Services Australia fails to follow the law. Here’s what’s being done to fix it—and what comes next.

ASX Hits 3-Month High as Gold Prices Surge
The ASX hits a 3-month high, and gold breaks records—what’s driving this market surge? Get the latest updates on Australia’s rising investment trends.

Recall Alert: Popular Pet Toys Pulled Over Life-Threatening Hazard
A popular pet toy recall has parents and pet owners on alert after safety risks were uncovered. Here’s what you need to know—and what to do now.

The Hidden School Costs Pushing Aussie Families Toward Homelessness
Public schools are meant to be free—but rising costs are pushing Aussie families to the edge, forcing some to choose between rent and education.

Australians Warned as Cost of Living Explodes Into 2026
Groceries, rent, power—everything’s rising again. 2026 is off to a costly start, and for many Australians, the squeeze is getting harder to ignore.

Gold Soars Past US$5,000: What’s Driving the Surge?
Gold just hit a record-breaking US$5,000—and it’s not slowing down. Investors are moving fast as global uncertainty shakes confidence in markets.

Centrelink Has $5,000 Waiting for Eligible Students—Are You One of Them?
Many Aussie students are missing out on a $5,000 Centrelink payment. Here’s why checking early could save stress before uni even begins.

Shocking Rise in Insurance Costs Leaves Aussie Homes Exposed
More Aussies are ditching home insurance as premiums soar—leaving thousands exposed to disaster, debt risks, and rising climate uncertainty.

Gold and Silver Are Soaring—Smart Investment or Risky Gamble?
Gold and silver are soaring again—but is it a safe haven or just another short-lived rally? Investors are watching closely as metals take centre stage.

Holiday Surcharge Shock: What Aussies Are Really Paying at the Till
Holiday café visits are costing Australians more than expected—surcharges are rising, and the debate over fairness isn’t going away anytime soon.

Australian Dollar Surges After Strong Jobs Data Stuns Markets
Australia’s upbeat jobs data has lifted the dollar and renewed talk of another RBA rate hike as the economy shows surprising strength.

Victoria’s $1.7 Billion Contactless Train System Is Almost Here
Contactless travel is coming to Victorian trains by Easter—find out who can use it, how it works, and what’s changing at the station gates.

Woolworths Quietly Launched This Feature—And It’s Saving Millions
Woolworths shoppers are ditching paper receipts—saving trees, water, and emissions with one simple digital switch. Could this be the new normal?

The Centrelink Payment No One Talks About—But Everyone Needs Right Now
Over a million families turned to a quiet Centrelink option this year. It’s overlooked, simple, and more helpful than it first appears.

Back-to-School Bills Push Aussie Families Deeper into Debt
Back-to-school expenses are driving Aussie families deeper into debt, with many turning to credit cards and buy-now-pay-later to stay afloat.

South Australia’s New Speed Cameras Can See More Than You Think
South Australia is introducing high-tech speed cameras that catch more than just speeding — they’ll detect phones, seatbelts, and more.

Urgent Recall: Aldi Children’s Toy Pulled Over Safety Risk
Aldi has issued an urgent recall of a popular children’s toy sold nationwide after it was found to pose a serious choking hazard for young kids.

Millions of Australians Drowning in Debt as 2026 Begins
The Salvation Army warns millions of Australians are starting 2026 in debt, as rising costs and high interest rates push families to the brink.

Brisbane drivers are paying record-high petrol prices, with the city now the most expensive in Australia
Brisbane drivers are paying record-high petrol prices, with the city now the most expensive in Australia — and relief still a long way off.

Australia’s Top Superannuation Funds Revealed
The top-performing superannuation funds have been revealed, with members seeing huge boosts to their retirement balances after a strong year.

Australia’s Billionaires See Shocking Wealth Surge While Others Struggle
A new report reveals Australia’s billionaires have seen a shocking surge in wealth, even as ordinary families battle rising costs and stagnant wages.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.


