Explainer: What will happen if Biden steps down
US President Joe Biden may be defiantly resisting mounting pressure to stand aside for another Democratic contender to take on Donald Trump. See what would occur if he quits politics.
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Macron ‘humiliated’ before French elections: Your 5-min guide
French President Emanuel Macron’s political strategy to call snap elections has backfired, and Paris has seen more violence. This is how the election works.
Six-figure salaries: Top highest paying Aussie jobs
The cost of living crisis is forcing more Aussie workers to make career changes and take on side hustles. See a range of different industries and see where the highest paid roles are.
Stunning moment: What Trump’s guilty verdict means
Donald Trump’s conviction will affect him in more ways than one. This is what it means for him, his family and his push to get back into the White House.
Key questions after Trump verdict
Donald Trump has been found guilty – so what happens now? Here are the key questions answered.
New theory on Singapore Airlines turbulence horror
The Singapore Airlines turbulence horror has shocked travellers around the world after the plane plunged 6000ft, killing one man. Experts reveal their theories on what happened.
Big changes to Australian family law: How they affect children
The federal government has passed a number of changes that overhauls how child custody cases are decided. See the changes.
Australia’s parking ticket hotspots revealed
Getting a parking fine can turn your day completely upside down. See Australia’s worst infringement hotspots and what to do if you want to dispute a fine.
What you need to know before investing in gold
With gold prices rising, experts have revealed how Aussies can profit from investing in the precious metal, and have also highlighted some red flags.
New overseas travel fees and rules for Aussies
Australians heading overseas need to shell out for tickets as Venice desperately tries to reduce crowding. But it’s not the only popular destination changing tourism rules. See the list.
Flight cancellations, delays: How to get a refund
If you face a flight cancellation or an unreasonable delay in Australia, airline policies might be more accommodating than you think. Here’s what to do.
Mapped: The housing projects coming soon to SA
More than 23,000 new homes are being planned across the state since the state government took power, according to official figures. Search the map to see the plans in your area.
Covid surge: How to protect yourself
Two new vaccines will soon be available in Australia to help fight new strains of Covid. See who is eligible and what else you can do to prevent infection.
What you should never do with your iPhone
As Apple vows to fix overheating issues with their new iPhone 15, see the simple things you can do to keep your iPhone cool.
Explained: The real arguments for and against daylight saving
More than three decades after the trial and referendum on daylight saving in Queensland ended in support of the ‘no’ side, the calls for change continue. This is the history of the campaign and arguments for both sides of the debate. VOTE IN POLL
ACCC demands Qantas pay $250m as lawsuit emerges
Australia’s competition watchdog is demanding Qantas face a record fine for allegedly selling tickets on 8000 cancelled flights. See if you’re affected.
Should we be worried about the new Pi variant of Covid?
The Pi variant of Covid has scientists worried after it has emerged. Here’s how it could impact Australia.
Everything you need to know about new Covid strain
A new strain of Covid, called Eris, is causing a spike in hospital admissions. Here’s everything you need to know about it.
Poison mushrooms: What you can and can’t eat
As police investigate the death of three Victorians linked to poisonous mushrooms, there is a fresh warning on how to avoid the deadly fungi. This is what you need to know.
‘Improvised’ Titanic sub was potentially ‘catastrophic’: experts
Maritime experts have revealed theories on why the Titan sub went missing with five people on board, as reports reveal the vessel was cobbled together and not peer approved.
Explained: How, when to get $500 power bill discount
Some 1.1m Qld households will see a 10% drop in power prices following the federal budget. Here’s who qualifies and when.
What to expect from major Medicare changes
More than $2 billion in changes to Medicare and other parts of the health system will be unveiled in the Federal Budget next week. Here we explain how they will affect you.
Flu or Covid? New test can diagnose both with one swab
A new home rapid antigen test can now detect if you have Covid or the flu with just one swab. See how it works.
What evicted Sydney aged care residents must do now
Aged care home residents have been “in tears” at their mass evictions that have already claimed three homes, with fears more could close. See what experts say you need to do.
Up to $1500 cover: Save time and money at Aussie airports
Australian airports and insurance providers have urged travellers to be prepared. See the latest advice on how to save time and get your money back if there are delays.
What’s next after Aussie TikTok ban
Calls to consider a wholesale ban of TikTok have split Australia’s politicians. See why and what’s next.
Tear gas, fireworks used in Paris amid violent clashes
French police have used teargas on crowds amid violent protests in Paris, as the Australian government updates its travel advice for the country. See warnings.
Hidden meaning behind Prince Harry’s UK ambush
Surprise, the prodigal son returned. But the timing, tone and, glaringly, arriving alone, betray the hidden purpose of Prince Harry’s London sideshow.
Price warning after Greens emissions deal
The Opposition has blasted a deal between the government and the Greens over the safeguard mechanism. See why they’re warning of higher prices.
US braces for trouble: What to expect if Trump is indicted
Former US president Donald Trump has put his followers on notice that he expects to be arrested. Here’s what could happen if he is.
Aussie crims’ secret ‘dirty cash dropzones’ revealed
Two key locations where money laundering across Australia takes place have been revealed for the first time. This is how criminals operate.
Russia claims it has ‘won race’ to find downed US drone
Russian media claims an undersea robot has located a crashed US drone in the Black Sea. See why the recovery is so significant.
F45 gyms collapse: How to get your money back
F45 customers are losing more than inches, as a flurry of the popular gyms close down amid financial struggles. See what to do if your gym closes.
New changes to TikTok: What it means for you
A digital safety expert has warned parents should not become complacent after TikTok announced new safety features for teens. See what’s new, what to watch.
‘Always wanted to be popular’: McCann mystery woman’s family
The distraught family of a woman who claims she is missing British girl Madeleine McCann have broken their silence.
‘Poisoned in the womb’: Tackling alcohol syndrome key to fixing youth crime
Mental heath checks of all youths entering the youth justice has been suggested as a new tactic in the fight against an alarming over representation of Indigenous youth offenders within the justice system.
‘We must prepare’: Deadly virus that has world on edge
A fresh outbreak of the deadly bird flu has sparked fears of another pandemic. Here’s everything you need to know.
Explained: Legal powers, beliefs and dangers of sovereign citizens
The sovereign citizen “movement” is back in the spotlight following some high-profile run-ins with police. This is what you need to know.
Explained: Rule change that means freezing start to summer wasn’t a record breaker
Despite Brisbane recording its coldest first day of summer in more than 130 years, an official record won’t be recorded because of a rule change.
Explained: Biggest EV myths busted
The debate about electric cars has hit fever pitch and now our motoring experts answer your questions to separate fact from fiction.
How Optus victims can get new IDs
Have you had your personal information stolen in the Optus cyber attack but unsure what to do next? Take a look at how you can take back some control.
Explained: What a recession would mean for Australia
Many Aussies and finance experts are now talking about the possibility of the country going into a recession. We asked two leading economists what it would mean for you.
Explained: Hated Covid rule and payments axed
The PM has announced Aussies won’t have to face Covid isolation and that means changes to the payments many have been getting to stay at home.
Explained: What new EV plans mean for your ute or SUV
A new discussion paper has outlined ways to increase the take-up of electric vehicles in the Australian market. Will it mean the end of your ute or SUV?
FBI called in as Optus hacker deletes data
The FBI will assist local agencies in investigating the Optus hack, as the hacker deletes original post with the links to the data. Here’s what you need to know.
Explained: What we know about mystery 13 Kings gang
The origins of a gang allegedly behind the brutal daylight stabbing of a young bikie associate has baffled police. Here’s what we know about 13 Kings.
John Farnham’s scare sparks Aussie health warning
The shock news of John Farnham’s mouth cancer diagnosis has prompted doctors to issue a health alert. See what signs to look for.
11 things Aussies still want to know about Covid
We may have made it through to the other side of the pandemic but there’s a multitude of questions Australians still want answered about the coronavirus.
Tomato Flu: What parents need to know
Tomato Flu threatens to reach our shores, with the most vulnerable Aussies at risk. Here’s what you need to know.
10 ways to grab a bigger tax refund
Tax deductions can offer a handy income boost for households battling the rising cost of living. Here’s what to consider.
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