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ExplainerBack Australia

True blue? How to buy Australian

Australians would pay more for locally produced items and this is how shoppers can ensure what they buy is fair dinkum.

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ExplainerCancer

Sunscreen recalls: See if yours is safe

Another two Aussie sunscreens have been pulled from shelves, adding to a long list of recalled or paused brands over SPF concerns. See if yours is safe and how to get a refund.

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ExplainerNational

‘No place for racism’: March for Australia protesters warned

Police and politicians have warned anti-immigration protesters going to the March for Australia rallies, as counter protests are set to also take place. Here’s what you need to know.

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ExplainerMoney

New tax return warning that could cost you thousands

Experts have raised red flags about a popular new resource that millions of Aussies are eyeing to help at tax time. See why and experts’ tips.

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Top EOFY deals: Last chance for big brand discounts

It’s the last day before the end of financial year, so now’s the time to shop for a bargain. Here’s a look at some to the top deals on offer across Australia’s favourite brands.

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ExplainerTravel

MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY 6, 2021. Airline and airport stock in Melbourne. Picture : NewsWire / Luis Ascui

Qantas frequent flyer price hike: How to beat it and get best value

Major changes to Qantas’ rewards program are about to take effect. Here’s what we know and how to get the most value out of your points.

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ExplainerCelebrity Life

Bezos and Sanchez wedding invite leaked

Telling detail in Bezos’ wedding invite

The wedding extravaganza of the year is just hours away from beginning. Here’s what we know about the luxury nuptials of tech titan Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez.

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EXPLAINERMiddle East

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Aussies caught in Middle East flights chaos

The Middle East conflict has prompted global flight cancellations and delays – including on many routes departing from Australia.

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ExplainerMiddle East

US President Donald Trump speaks to the press in the Oval Office of the White House as members of Italian soccer club Juventus pay a visit in Washington, DC, on June 18, 2025. Juventus will play Emirati club Al-Ain in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup at Washington's Audi Field later in the day. (Photo by Brendan SMIALOWSKI / AFP)

What could happen if Trump bombs Iran

The world is on edge. The Iran and Israel conflict threatens to turn into an all-out war. Any strike raises serious questions about what happens next.

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Major changes are set to roll out across Australia from July 1, with new wage increases, expanded parental leave entitlements, and tougher road rules among the key changes.

Major changes to Aussie laws: What you need to know

Major changes are set to roll out across Australia from July 1, including wage hikes, new parental leave and tougher road rules. See how it will affect you.

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ExplainerTrue Crime

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Named and shamed: Aussie stars jailed over failed cocaine deals

Former sport stars and exotic dancers have been jailed in some of the wilder cocaine deals that failed in the country. Here’s a look at what happened.

ExplainerWorld

TikTok ban looms again: What it means

President Donald Trump holds the fate of 170 million TikTok users as a ban nears, and a potential second blackout is on the table.

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June 7, 2025: Jimmy Barnes performing during The DEFIANT Tour 2025 at AEC Theatre, Adelaide. Picture by Kelly Barnes

First review: Jimmy Barnes is back, baby

Despite three years of serious health battles, Aussie rock legend Jimmy Barnes has delivered an enthralling and high-energy opening show for his much-anticipated concert tour.

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ExplainerNational

Australian swimmer Ariarne Titmus, in the Australian Made campaign. Supplied

Buying Aussie-made products: Why it matters

Olympic golden girl Ariarne Titmus is calling on Australians to buy locally made products. Here’s why it’s important and how shoppers can make a huge difference.

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