The Editorial Team

Alexis Carey has been a reporter for more than 10 years, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communications from the University of Sydney in 2009 before landing a role at her local paper in Griffith, NSW. Alexis has since worked for NewsCorp Australia’s local news titles and at the Mamamia Women’s Network before taking a career break to travel. She joined news.com.au in 2017 as a finance reporter and then finance editor before joining the news team in 2020.

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Wealth

The census data has revealed how much you reall need to earn to be rich in Australia. Picture: iStock

How much you really need to earn to be ‘rich’

Australia’s median income was revealed yesterday, and it left many of us feeling surprisingly wealthy. But there’s something we all missed.

Motoring News

Horror moment packed car ‘burst into flames’

A Victorian dad has hit out at Hyundai after his new car caught alight on the road – after already being “fixed” by the company.

Europe

KIEV, UKRAINE - APRIL 21: Olena Zelenska, the wife of Ukrainian presidential candidate Volodymyr Zelenskiy, at a polling station where she and her husband cast their ballots on April 21, 2019 in Kiev, Ukraine. Recent polls have indicated that Zelenskiy is likely to win the election by a large margin over incumbent Petro O. Poroshenko. (Photo by Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images)

Zelensky’s wife makes personal admission

Ukraine’s First Lady Olena Zelenska has revealed the brutal toll the war has taken on her family in a rare, moving interview.

Retail

Attractive young woman shopping outdoors in the city.

Bizarre trend proves Australia is in trouble

They’re tiny, cheap items we throw in our trolley without much thought – but they could prove just how bad things are going to get.

World Economy

‘Flashing red’: Fears as ‘tipping point’ looms

The world’s top economies are at risk of reaching a bleak new “tipping point” – and it could be bad news for Aussie workers and homeowners.

Leaders

Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) speaks with Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu during a wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the Alexandrovsky Garden near the Kremlin wall in Moscow on June 22, 2022 to commemorate those who lost their lives defending the Soviet Union against Nazi invaders 81-years-ago. - Russia marks the Day of Memory and Sorrow on June 22. (Photo by Mikhail METZEL / SPUTNIK / AFP)

‘He’s dead’: Brutal fate awaiting Putin

Rumours continue to swirl about Vladimir Putin’s future – and according to one expert, the Russian President’s time is running out.

Travel Incidents

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos , JUNE 25, 2022: Members of public are seen at Central Station.Sydney transport trains. As train drivers are expected to strike next week Picture: NCA NewsWire / Flavio Brancaleone

Millions brace for commuter nightmare

Sydney commuters are bracing for chaos this morning as the rail union warns of four disruptive days of strike action ahead.

National

Aussie state’s huge abortion law change

As the US reels from the bombshell Roe v Wade ruling, attention is turning to big abortion law changes coming to one Australian state in days.

Wealth

Crypto billionaire loses everything

Earlier this year, Do Kwon was a billionaire. But now, after a “devastating” crypto crash, he’s lost almost everything.

Interest Rates

Banking boss makes interest rate vow

As Aussie households brace for yet more interest rate pain within days, the RBA governor has made one surprising promise.

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