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Australian Veterans Fight for Recognition of Toxic Burn Pit Exposure

For years, Australian veterans have battled devastating illnesses linked to toxic burn pit exposure. While the US grants automatic recognition for these conditions, Australia denies any official connection. With no…

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Australians Warned of Scam Surge Following Ex-tropical Cyclone Alfred

Australians recovering from ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred are being warned of a surge in scams targeting both victims and donors. Authorities report an increase in phishing attempts, fake charity appeals, and…

Australians Warned of Scam Surge Following Ex-tropical Cyclone Alfred

Cyclone Alfred Disrupts Supermarket Supply Chains Across Queensland and New South Wales

The aftermath of Cyclone Alfred has disrupted supermarket supply chains, causing shortages of essential goods across multiple regions. Consumers are facing delays in restocking as transport and distribution networks work…

Cyclone Alfred Disrupts Supermarket Supply Chains Across Queensland and New South Wales

More Aussie Workers Now Eligible for Major Bank’s $18,000 Cash Boost—How to Claim Yours

A major Aussie bank just made a huge move that could put $18,000 back in the pockets of more homebuyers. The deal was once limited to a select few, but…

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Cyclone Alfred Could Send Food Prices Soaring as It Targets Lockyer Valley

A critical farming region faces major losses as Tropical Cyclone Alfred looms, threatening food prices and economic stability across Australia.

Medibank to Return $160 Million to Customers in Latest Pandemic Cash Back Initiative

Medibank is set to return $160 million to policyholders, continuing its pandemic-era commitment to refund savings from lower-than-expected claims. Eligible customers will receive automatic cash back payments by September 2024.

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Australia’s First Major City in 100 Years Just Opened Its First Building—a City 40X Bigger than Sydney CBD

A brand-new city is quietly rising in Western Sydney, marking the first major urban development in Australia in over a century. With billions in investment and a game-changing airport nearby,…

Insurance Transparency Questioned as Cyclone Alfred Intensifies in Australia

As Cyclone Alfred nears, insurers impose restrictions, raising concerns over policy transparency and disaster coverage gaps.

NSW Scraps Plan to Remove 9,500 Poker Machines After Industry Pushback

A pre-election promise to slash 9,500 poker machines across NSW has been shelved, with officials now claiming it wouldn’t reduce gambling harm. The reversal follows recommendations from an independent panel—which…

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NSW Secures Full Public School Funding by 2034, Leaving Queensland Trailing Behind

NSW has secured a landmark education deal that guarantees full funding for public schools by 2034, closing a long-standing financial gap. The agreement brings the state in line with other…

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Fencing or death trap? How barbed wire is killing native species

A tragic find on an Australian roadside reveals a silent wildlife crisis. Kangaroos caught in barbed wire—how widespread is the danger?

Experts Warn Millennials Are Neglecting Their Biggest Financial Asset

Many millennials focus on investments and side hustles but overlook superannuation—an oversight that could cost them thousands in retirement.

Victoria’s Marine Life at Risk? New Offshore Drilling Project Sparks Controversy

The Australian government has approved ConocoPhillips' gas drilling project off Victoria’s coast, near protected marine zones. Environmental groups are raising concerns about the impact on marine life.

Australia Halts Beer Tax Hikes Ahead of Election, a Win for Drinkers and Pubs

Australia’s beer tax, which has steadily climbed for years, is now facing a two-year freeze. The decision comes amid economic challenges for pubs and a shifting political landscape. While the…

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Labor Pledges Nearly $650M to Expand Urgent Care Clinics Nationwide

Labor is committing $650 million to expand urgent care services, aiming to relieve hospital pressure with 50 new clinics. The move would bring more walk-in, bulk-billed medical centres across the…

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These Popular Cars Models Just Got Banned in Australia—Here’s the Full List and Why It Happened

Popular car models are disappearing from Australian roads starting today—and it’s not just luxury brands feeling the impact. A new safety rule has quietly taken effect, forcing several well-known cars…

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Australia to Kill Thousands of Feral Cats — A Necessary Evil or an Ethical Nightmare?

Australia is taking extreme measures to control its feral cat population, with a large-scale culling program set to begin. Conservationists argue it's necessary to protect endangered species, but critics call…

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Australia Implements New Road Rule Banning Certain Cars From Sale

A major safety regulation change in Australia is banning certain cars from sale, aligning the country with global vehicle standards.

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ATO’s New GST Rule Could Cost Small Businesses Thousands – Here’s Why

Small business owners are in for a rude awakening as the ATO quietly rolls out a major tax reporting change. Thousands could soon be forced into stricter compliance, adding more…

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Terrifying Mid-Air Fire Forces Airlines to Ban This Popular Travel Item – Millions of Passengers Affected

Airlines are quietly cracking down on a popular travel gadget after a terrifying mid-flight fire forced an emergency evacuation. New restrictions are rolling out soon, with some carriers imposing outright…

Bill shock for Mount ISA Residents as Power Costs Soar After Scorching Summer

An intense heatwave in Mount Isa has caused unexpected spikes in electricity usage. Many families are struggling to manage skyrocketing costs.

Australia Invests $17.1 Million to Enhance Beach Accessibility for People With Disabilities

Australia has invested $17.1 million to improve beach accessibility for people with disabilities, enhancing inclusivity at iconic coastal destinations. The initiative will provide better access through all-terrain wheelchairs and improved…

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£7 Billion Melbourne Airport Rail Link Confirmed – What It Means for Travellers and Commuters

The £7 billion Melbourne Airport Rail Link is set to transform travel, providing a long-awaited direct connection between the airport and the city.

£7 Billion Melbourne Airport Rail Link Confirmed – What It Means for Travellers and Commuters

Hopes for Back-to-Back Rate Cuts Fizzle as Inflation Edges Up

Fresh inflation figures have thrown cold water on hopes for consecutive rate cuts. While the RBA recently eased rates, a slight uptick in inflation suggests another cut may not be…

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Nauru Turns to ‘Golden Passports’ in Fight Against Rising Seas

A Pacific island nation is selling citizenship to finance its fight against climate change, but concerns over past failures and security risks remain.

Jetstar Offers Flights From 29 Dollars Domestic and 145 Dollars International

Jetstar unveils huge discounts with domestic flights from $29 and international fares under $300. Seats are limited—act fast.

Jetstar Offers Flights From 29 Dollars Domestic and 145 Dollars International

Commonwealth Bank Reaffirms Cash Is Vital for Australia’s Future

Commonwealth Bank CEO Matt Comyn reassured customers that cash remains essential, emphasising its crucial role in supporting communities. The bank remains committed to ensuring physical money is available for those…

Commonwealth Bank Reaffirms Cash Is Vital for Australia’s Future

Outbreak Spreads: Avian Influenza Hits Fourth Poultry Farm in Victoria’s North East

Avian influenza has been detected at a fourth poultry farm in Victoria’s north east, adding to the growing crisis in the region’s egg production. With over 600,000 birds culled so…

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New Study Reveals Australia’s Alarming Breast Cancer Diagnosis Rates Among the World’s Highest

Australia’s breast cancer diagnosis rates are among the highest in the world, but the country’s impressive medical advances have led to a significant drop in death rates. According to experts,…

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Labor’s Promise of Universal Mobile Coverage Across Australia: ‘Anywhere You Can See the Sky’

Australia’s Labor Party has set out a plan to eliminate mobile black spots by ensuring universal coverage across the country. By 2027, outdoor mobile service will reach areas previously considered…

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Popular Aussie Drink Recalled Nationwide over Explosion Risk—Consumers Warned to Act Fast

A popular non-alcoholic drink has been urgently recalled from major supermarkets and liquor stores. An unexpected issue inside the bottles could pose a serious risk to consumers. Authorities are warning…

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Marmota Extends Titanium Discovery in South Australia to Uncharted Lengths

Marmota has identified a promising titanium deposit in South Australia, extending farther than expected. Further drilling could confirm its true potential.

Labor’s $8.5B Bulk Billing Plan: Expanding Medicare for a Healthier Australia

The Albanese government is pushing a bold $8.5 billion expansion of Medicare, promising bulk billing for nearly all Australians by 2030. The Coalition has vowed to match the funding, but…

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Why Inflation Is Down, but Your Grocery Bill Isn’t Shrinking

Inflation has slowed, yet the cost of essentials remains significantly higher than before the pandemic. Wages continue to lag, making everyday expenses harder to manage. The Reserve Bank has begun…

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Australian Insurers Crack Down on Financial Abuse with New Industry Safeguards

Financial abuse is a growing concern in domestic violence cases, with life insurance policies increasingly used as tools of control. In response, Australian insurers are being urged to implement safeguards…

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Victoria’s Public Service Shake-Up: High-Paid Bureaucrats in the Firing Line

Victoria’s public service is set for a major overhaul, with the government looking to cut up to 3,000 jobs in a push for efficiency. Executive salaries, agency mergers, and redundant…

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Aussie Parents Can Claim up to $1,178 for Driving Kids to School—Check Now!

Most Aussie parents don’t realize they could be pocketing up to $1,178 just for driving their kids to school. A little-known government scheme is handing out cash, but many families…

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Bendigo Bank Joins Rate Cut Wave – How Much Will Aussie Homeowners Save?

Bendigo Bank is finally cutting home loan rates, but not as fast as some major lenders. Millions of Aussie homeowners are still waiting for relief while banks delay passing on…

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Clive Palmer Unveils Trump-Inspired Political Party in Australia

A billionaire is making waves in Australian politics, unveiling a new party shaped by Trump’s playbook. Promising to “drain the swamp” and put Australians first, the movement targets government spending…

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$51 Million in Unclaimed Super: Millions of Aussies Can Claim Their $200 Cash Now

Millions of Australians have unclaimed super sitting in forgotten accounts. A little-known ATO rule lets some people withdraw their money early and tax-free. Most have no idea this $200 loophole…

Millions of Aussies Can Claim Their $200 Cash Now

PSA Rejects Call to Abolish Transport for NSW, Citing Job Losses and Worker Conditions

The PSA has rejected the RTBU’s call to abolish Transport for NSW, warning it would lead to job losses and worse conditions for workers. The dispute adds to ongoing transport…

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Public Service Overhaul: What Dutton’s Job Cuts Could Mean for Australia

Peter Dutton has set his sights on slashing public service jobs, reviving a familiar debate over government spending. With thousands of positions at stake, critics warn of unintended consequences. Past…

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Record-Breaking Student Migration: Can Australia Handle the Housing Crisis?

A surge in student visa approvals is driving Australia's migration boom, despite attempts to slow it down. As universities and businesses benefit, housing shortages worsen. The government remains without a…

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Australia’s New Road Safety Trial Begins This Week – No Fines Required

Drivers across Australia are noticing strange new markings appearing on the roads. Scientists say they could change the way motorists react to speed zones, but not everyone is convinced. Unlike…

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New Road Charge Coming for Hundreds of Thousands of Aussie Drivers—Government Signals Major Change

Hundreds of thousands of Australian drivers could soon face a new road charge as the federal government moves toward a major policy shift. Fuel excise revenue is shrinking, and officials…

Coles’ Bold New Move Could Change Grocery Shopping Forever, but Spark Debate Among Aussie Shoppers

Shoppers at Coles have noticed a subtle but surprising change in the fresh produce aisle. A familiar grocery item just got a plastic-free makeover, sparking mixed reactions. Some are praising…

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AMP Bank Launches Numberless Debit Cards to Combat Fraud

Sean O'Malley, AMP Bank’s Group Executive, stated that the numberless debit cards are just one of many innovations the bank plans to introduce in the near future. The bank is…

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Michel’s Patisserie to Close All Stores Across Australia After Financial Struggles

Michel’s Patisserie is closing all its stores across Australia after more than two decades, as parent company Retail Food Group (RFG) shifts its strategy.

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Sydney Train Strikes Fuel Debate on Automation as Commuters Face Delays

Ongoing train strikes in Sydney are testing commuters’ patience, with rolling delays and stoppages causing widespread disruption. While unions fight for better conditions, some experts say the prolonged chaos may…

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New Road Tax for Electric Vehicles: What Australian Drivers Need to Know

As electric vehicles become the norm, Australia faces a growing gap in road funding. The federal government is now considering a kilometre-based charge to replace declining fuel excise revenue. Industry…

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