‘Stunning’: Kmart selling $60 item for $15
The budget retailer has unveiled its newest range, with shoppers raving over one item – including one the brand has “never done before”.
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‘Toxic’: Dog chemo sparks outrageous debate
When Alexandra Senter’s beloved dog Monty received a horror diagnosis, she was determined to go to great lengths to save him.
‘Just for spite’: Bizarre twist in playground saga
Drama has erupted in a local council after children and elderly people injured themselves on a newly opened playground.
‘Infuriating’ Sydney problem not going away
If you’ve been outside in the past few days, you’ve likely been subjected to this pest – and the issue “shows no sign of slowing down”.
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Inside landlord Albo’s rental nightmare
Anthony Albanese has made a big call on his troubled rental home months after evicting his longtime tenant.
The $35 Beach Umbrella Everyone’s Rushing to Bunnings For!
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Nat Barr’s silence after controversial remark
The host of Sunrise has remained tight-lipped after she was criticised for her comments about Australia’s housing crisis.
Proof it’s a good time to be a homebuyer
A pause in rate hikes has helped give buyers confidence as new home listings reach a record, almost-10-year high.
‘Perfect’: $1500 item found at Kmart for $27
A popular product that is 57 times cheaper than the most expensive version has landed once again at a budget department store.
How Aussie households waste $2500 a year
Almost half of Australians say they could do more to reduce the 2.5m tonnes of food wasted annually, as a new campaign is launched to change habits.
Halloween-mad influencer spends $500 crafting own coffin to sleep in
We’re not sure whether this is cool, or terrifying.
Major update in ‘gruesome’ double murder case
Police describe the brutal killing of two women in their home as ‘absolutely gruesome, horrific, frenzied double murder that left a child motherless’.
Aussie kitchen item banned from January 1
Australians will no longer be able to import this everyday kitchen item into the country from January 1, 2025 after the government announced it was banned.
Home truths Aussies may regret
An alarming number of Australians don’t prepare their homes for extreme weather, something they may regret given this forecast.
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