‘Bloody oath!’ They’ll never stop coming after your super
Retirees with more than $3m in super will be absolutely fine but Scott Pape worries about how tough the future will be for all those ‘ordinary Australians’ with little nest eggs.
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Super changes Treasurer should make to help Aussies
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is being called on to use the May Budget to overhaul Australia’s super system to help people grow their nest eggs. See what industry experts want.
$3.5b boom: NRL WAG and MAFS star cash-in
Savvy parents are no longer settling for hand-me-downs and are pouring all of their spare cash into what their children wear — and they’re making a motza.
Total roo-bish: Australia fights US kangaroo bans
Australia is trying to shut down a misinformation campaign by US animal activists who are fuelling a growing push to block the importation of kangaroo products.
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New grooming business set to get tails wagging
With a lifetime in the game, these Brisbane experts have touched down in Warwick to meet an overwhelming demand.
GOLD RUSH: Hobby booms on the Southern Downs
Small township seeing tourists flood in to get their hands on the coronavirus prospecting boom.
Shock servo closure a ‘blow’ to motorists
Southern Downs drivers to be hit hard as MP James Lister urges a reconsider amid fears for local jobs.
‘APPALLED’: Man dumps human waste at business
“When he realised it was staying in the sink, he used his hands to push it down the plug hole, as gross as that is, and then used our cleaning products to wash his hands.”
Tattoo artist eyes parlour in Warwick
The Warwick man said he was blown away by the growing demand for the art form.
Publican to fight $6700 COVID fine from Toowoomba council
A Toowoomba publican has labelled a $6672 fine from the Toowoomba Regional Council a “kick-in-the-guts” as he recovers from the COVID-19 shutdown.
Council says COVID won’t hurt $205m airport windfall
Council says there’s no issue with the impact of coronavirus on an annual payment which was set to reap $205 million over 99 years.
Granite Belt wineries at centre of Chinese trade war
Producers around the region have been caught out by the latest developments in the wine dumping allegations.
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