Sydney Metro T6 Line to Shut Down for Nine Weeks, Affecting 11,000 Daily Passengers
Sydney’s T6 train line is shutting down for weeks, throwing thousands of daily commutes into chaos. Only half the stations will stay open as a major transformation begins. Here's what’s…
Daylight Saving Time Ends in Australia: What Changes and Who Misses Out
Millions of Australians are about to turn their clocks back — but not everyone will. A subtle shift in time could quietly impact your sleep, work, and daily routine. Find…
No RBA Rate Cut This Week, But Banks Say It’s Only a Matter of Time
As the Reserve Bank of Australia prepares to meet, speculation is rising over the path of interest rates in 2025. While no immediate change is expected this week, the country’s…
Cost of Living to Influence Federal Election Votes, Finder Research Reveals
Nearly one-third of Australian voters will change their vote in the upcoming federal election due to the rising cost of living. Economic issues like energy bills and groceries are at…
STEC Fears Prompt Major Salad Recall from Coles, Woolworths, and IGA Stores Nationwide
A widespread salad recall is underway as several supermarket chains respond to potential STEC contamination. From spinach to ready-made salad bowls, dozens of products have been pulled from shelves across…
Australia’s Parking Prices Are Out of Control — Here’s What It’ll Cost You
Daily parking in Australia’s major cities now rivals the most expensive places on Earth. But beyond steep fees, entire car spaces are selling for eye-watering sums—sometimes more than a year's…
Food Trends Flip: Australians Turning to Meat Over Chocolate, Abs Data Shows
Australians are making unexpected changes to their food habits, with chocolate slipping from favour and meat taking its place. The latest ABS figures trace these shifts to rising costs and…
Canadian Retailer Dollarama Acquires Australia’s the Reject Shop in $259 Million Deal
Dollarama's entry into the Australian market signals a new phase for discount retailing down under. With plans to nearly double The Reject Shop’s store count, the Canadian chain is betting…
Travel Deal: Australians to Enjoy Faster US Airport Entry
A game-changing travel deal will allow Australians to enter the US with minimal hassle. The expansion of the Global Entry Program will let eligible travellers skip lengthy border control lines…
Queensland Signs $2.8 Billion Deal to Fully Fund Public Education – A Game-changer for Students
In a pivotal move for Australian education, Queensland has signed a historic agreement to boost public school funding by $2.8 billion. This deal is part of a national effort to…
Eid 2025: Discover the Best Events Across Australia
Eid 2025 is set to be a memorable occasion for Muslims across Australia, with events spanning from New South Wales to Tasmania. Whether you're looking to enjoy cultural festivities, explore…
Government Announces New $150 Energy Rebate for Australians in $1.8 Billion Budget Plan to Tackle Rising Bills
A fresh $150 energy rebate is rolling out as part of a major government budget plan. Australians can expect some relief as rising energy bills continue to strain wallets.
Minister Defends Suburban Rail Loop After National Body Raises Delivery Doubts
The Suburban Rail Loop East project faces growing scrutiny as Infrastructure Australia questions its cost estimates and long-term viability. Minister Harriet Shing maintains the project is on track, despite concerns…
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.
State Begins Review Process on Gold Coast Light Rail Expansion
The 13-kilometre expansion has sparked debate, with concerns over displaced homes and parking spaces. The state government is now reviewing the project following backlash from local communities.
Australia Falls Out of the Top 10 in World Happiness Rankings – What Does It Mean?
For the eighth consecutive year, Finland remains the world’s happiest country, but other nations, like Mexico, have made surprising moves into the top 10. Australia, however, has dropped out, falling…
International Students Surge to Unprecedented Levels in Australia
In February 2025, Australia saw a record-breaking number of international students arriving on student visas, defying expectations amid stricter immigration controls. With over 200,000 students entering the country, Australia now…
Greens Party Proposes Bold Four-Day Work Week Ahead of Election
As Australia heads into its federal election, the Greens Party has unveiled a proposal to implement a four-day work week. This ambitious policy seeks to ensure full pay while reducing…
Australian Government Set to Make Crucial Change to Emissions Regulations
The Australian government's upcoming emissions changes, highlighted by the New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES), aim to increase vehicle efficiency while balancing market needs. CarExpert reports that these adjustments will reshape…
Tiny Australian Town Offers $680,000 Salary to Move There—Yet No Takers for This Remote Paradise
A tiny outback town is offering a staggering $680,000 salary just to move there, but no one is taking the deal. Despite the eye-catching perks, something is keeping people away.
Encephalitis Outbreak in Australia: A Second Death Raises Concerns
With a second death from encephalitis confirmed in New South Wales, health authorities are on high alert. The virus is spreading, and there are growing concerns over its impact across…
Deficit Confirmed: Jim Chalmers Reveals Next Week’s Budget Outlook
Australia’s budget surplus era is officially over. Treasurer Jim Chalmers confirms a deficit in next week’s federal budget, sparking questions about the nation’s economic future.
New Treatments for Women’s Health: Cheaper Contraceptive Pills, Endometriosis Care, and IVF Medications
The Australian government has announced new funding to make key women’s health treatments more affordable, including the contraceptive pill Slinda, endometriosis treatment Ryeqo, and Pergoveris for IVF. Starting in May,…
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…
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.
Ato’s “Hit List” Targets 2.5 Million Aussie Small Businesses in Tax Crackdown—Are You on It?
The ATO has just unveiled its latest "hit list", putting 2.5 million Aussie small businesses under the spotlight. New enforcement measures are coming, and some businesses could face unexpected scrutiny.
Thousands of Casual Workers Across Australia to Score a Massive Wage Boost Within Weeks
Thousands of casual workers in Australia are about to see a boost in their paychecks within weeks. A major change is coming that will impact wages across multiple industries, but…
ATO Seeks New Members for Its Tax Practitioner Stewardship Group
The ATO is seeking diverse tax professionals to join its Tax Practitioner Stewardship Group, aimed at improving engagement and gathering feedback on policy changes. This initiative provides an opportunity for…
RBA Rate Cut Boosts Consumer Confidence to Three-Year High in March
RBA's rate cut has pushed Australian consumer confidence to a three-year high, marking a significant shift after years of economic uncertainty. The latest data suggests a potential rebound in household…
Western Australia to Increase Casual Loading Rate to 25% From April 2025
The casual loading rate in Western Australia will increase from 20% to 25% from 26 April 2025, impacting thousands of workers under WA awards.
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…
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…
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…
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…
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.
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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.