‘Strange’: Kamala steals iconic Aussie idea
When Kamala Harris unveiled her policy platform for the upcoming US election, many Aussies were left with a strange sense of deja vu.
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Major milestone in nuke subs dream
A major milestone has just been hit in Australia’s ambition to acquire nuclear-powered submarines.
Fresh hope for embattled airline
A judge has granted the administrators of Rex Airlines more time to find a buyer for the embattled airline, with possible offers already in the pipeline.
Huge step to reform ‘crucial institution’
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has called for support from the Coalition to create a separate Reserve Bank board that will solely be responsible for cash rate decisions.
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‘Rapid rate’: Disaster engulfing Australia
It’s a crisis that doesn’t seem to be going away and if Australia continues down this path it could be “sleepwalking” into an unprecedented disaster.
Major retailer allegedly exploited kids
A child employment watchdog alleges a major retailer illegally employed children under the age of 15 without permits and didn’t give kids enough rest.
One item Aussies are cutting back on
Aussies are cutting back on holiday plans, eating out and coffees as the cost of living crunch continues.
Golf course picture enraging entire city
An overgrown and derelict old golf course has become a brutal battleground, enraging an entire community that’s in the grips of a housing crisis.
RBA boss’s $110k pay bump before exit
The latest report from the Reserve Bank of Australia shows how much money the men and women who determine your mortgage bill make each year.
Rate rise fears grow as key figure revealed
The latest unemployment figures paint a picture of what the Reserve Bank might do with interest rates next week.
‘Dirty assets’: Outrage over mega mine deal
The sharemarket has cheered the news of a mega mine deal, but environmentalists say it’s a catastrophe for the climate crisis.
‘Shock’: RBA’s latest warning to Aussies
The RBA has issued a stark warning to Aussies as the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas adds to inflation pressures.
Entire generation struggling with cash
Australians are growing concerned the nation may turn into a cashless society and there’s a reason Gen Z aren’t helping.
1200 jobs at risk after mine closure
An international mining giant has revealed it will close a 60-year-old mine, casting doubt on more than 1000 jobs.
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