The Editorial Team

Sarah Sharples has been a journalist for more than 10 years covering business, food, music, politics, careers and local news. She completed a Bachelor of Arts in Communication (Journalism) and a Bachelor of Law at the University of Technology. Her career was kicked off at a number of business titles, before moving to NewCorp Australia’s NewsLocal newspapers. She has returned from a five-year adventure working as a reporter and editor in the UK and joined news.com.au as finance editor in 2020.

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Bunnings supplier collapses with $500k debt after worker crushed by truck

Worker crushed to death, company collapses

A company that had raised $8 million and had landed its products in Bunnings has collapsed after a horrible incident involving a garbage truck.

Family Holidays

Brisbane is a suprising luxury family holiday destination. Picture: Supplied

Aussie city that totally trumps Sydney

For those looking for an escape from the daily grind, discover a place with picnics with water views, rooftop cocktails and beaches in the middle of the CBD.

Other Industries

Karen Franke was one customer caught up in the $18m collapse of Simsai Construction. Picture: Supplied

Woman left with ‘pile of dirt’ in $18m collapse

A Perth woman has revealed her absolute shock at receiving an email from her builder after agreeing to terms on a new home build.

Renting

Lineup of people wanting to view a rental property at 290 Given Terrace, Paddington. Picture: Liam Kidston

Terrifying news for one-in-three Australians

A horror warning has been sent out for one-in-three Australians who are about to fork out a significant amount more money.

Other Industries

A major telehealth provider has gone bust owing in excess of $10 million. Picture: iStock

Major provider goes bust owing $10m

A company operating in the health space has gone bust with over 400 creditors owed money.

Other Industries

A popular Potts Point restaurant is closing to make way for development. Picture: Instagram

Insane reason popular restaurant closing

It’s only been opened for three years but the trio behind the restaurant have revealed the “wrecking ball” headed their way.

EXCLUSIVEAt Work

Megan Creed was devastated when she found out her 13-month old son Cody had been

Childcare chain rocked by ‘smack’ incident

A mum has been left upset and shocked after she arrived to pick up her young son, only discover a “disgusting” thing happened at a major daycare chain.

Other Industries

Change in average external administration by industry in 12 months to April. Picture: CreditorWatch

Dire warning for crucial Aussie industry

The cost of living crisis is having a crippling impact and it could change the face of this prominent sector.

Renting

The shocking option the family first resorted to keep the door locked. Picture: Supplied

Insane reason renter had to do this

A family-of-four has been in a desperate battle to get one simple change made to their rental.

Interest Rates

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, JANUARY 19. 2024. Generic economic images in Melbourne. Centre Place. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Crosling

Grim news coming for interest rates

Debate is swirling that the budget is “smoke and mirrors” and a cash splash risks interest rates being hiked or staying higher for longer.

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