Relief for millions of Westpac customers
Westpac customers are being urged to remain ‘vigilant’ for scams after its online banking services faced widespread outages.
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Air traffic controller shortage strikes Sydney Airport
At least 30 flights were cancelled and dozens more delayed after runway movements were halved due to one air traffic controller calling in sick.
Rivals help Virgin’s case for new flights
Virgin Australia has made an 11th-hour bid to convince the competition watchdog of the benefits of new Qatar Airways-operated flights to Doha.
‘Insane’: Trendy Aussie cafe deemed ‘illegal’
A beloved local cafe may soon be shut down as this one small detail has turned into a major problem.
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Petrol prices at a 13-month low
Petrol prices across multiple cities have reached 13-month lows, with some cities reporting peak drops of more than 40 cents.
One in seven facing insurance stress
The number of Aussie households struggling to pay for home insurance has jumped by more than 30 per cent as premiums spike due to the risk of natural disasters.
One in seven facing insurance stress
The number of Aussie households struggling to pay for home insurance has jumped by more than 30 per cent as premiums spike due to the risk of natural disasters.
’Kick in the teeth’ for struggling Aussies
As the big four Australian banks continue making billion-dollar profits, more and more families are falling behind on their house payments.
Huge change for millions of workers coming
Massive changes to workplace laws kick in August 26 which will allow millions of employees to ignore calls from the boss out of hours.
Disney’s dystopian legal act backfires
A sinister legal tactic used by entertainment giant Disney against the widower of a woman who died at its theme park has sparked a wave of controversy.
Urgent safety recall for popular bike
An urgent recall has been issued for a popular bike after a flaw was detected that could lead to ‘serious injury’.
Win for millions as major bank slashes rates
Another major bank has moved to slash fixed and variable rates, following other lenders including Westpac and NAB.
Popular burger chain exits Australia
One of the world’s biggest fast-food franchises has announced it is closing all stores in Australia – this week.
Grim details emerge after mine tragedy
A coal mine has suspended its operations after a second worker was killed on site within weeks.
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