Debt soon to be slashed for millions of Aussies
Labor is set to introduce one of its biggest election promises this week, and it would mean a huge debt cut for this group of Australians.
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‘Survive’: Aussie chocolatier’s big battle
A beloved boutique chocolate retailer is battling through a whopping rise in global cocoa prices, but Australia’s sweet tooth is helping out.
Australia’s disturbing new jobs boom
Shock jobless figures that sent the Aussie dollar crashing and pushed the share market to a new record high have exposed a stunning reality.
Labor’s debt bombshell after court ruling
A Federal Court ruling has allowed the collection of overpaid welfare debts, but the government is reportedly considering intervening with a big decision.
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$120m wiped out in childcare horror show
The company that operates the childcare centre at the heart of Victoria’s alleged child sex abuse horror is crashing, losing $120m in value since Tuesday.
Super mistake costing Aussies thousands
Australians are missing out on thousands of dollars in retirement savings by making one costly mistake during market downturns.
What you need to do about Qantas password
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‘30-50’: Maccas CEO reveals big changes
An exclusive interview with the man leading Maccas in Australia has revealed big changes for the fast-food giant in the next 12 months.
‘30-50’: Maccas CEO reveals big changes
An exclusive interview with the man leading Maccas in Australia has revealed big changes for the fast-food giant in the next 12 months.
US dollar suffers worst decline in 52 years
The US dollar has suffered its worst first-half decline since 1973, with many experts claiming Trump’s hefty tariffs are putting pressure on the dollar.
Aussie sharemarket closes at record levels
A jump in Chinese manufacturing and anticipation of a rate cut led to the Australian sharemarket closed at an all-time record.
Major bank slashes rates ahead of RBA call
In good news for borrowers, a big-four bank has slashed its fixed interest rates ahead of the July RBA board meeting.
340 jobs at risk as Aussie paper mill teeters
The owner of Australia’s last remaining paper mill has warned that 340 jobs could disappear due to shock power shortages.
ASX’s flat start to new financial year
The Aussie sharemarket has traded flat to start the new financial year, despite a strong lead-in from Wall Street.
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