SpaceX IPO: How to Buy Shares and Risks Explained
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UK ceramics sector seeks more aid despite £120m package
The UK ceramics industry, employing 20,000 people, calls for further government support amid rising energy costs and international competition, despite a recent £120m package.
Canadian Walmart workers sign first union deal
Canadian warehouse workers at Walmart have signed their first-ever collective agreement, a breakthrough that union leaders say is just the start of a broader fight to unionize major employers across the country.
Woolworths Brings Back Twin-Handle Baskets After Complaints
Woolworths is reintroducing twin-handle shopping baskets across all stores by September after customers complained about the single-handle design introduced in 2023.
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Shadow Minister Exposes $7M Ad Spend on Deposit Scheme
Shadow Housing Minister Andrew Bragg revealed Labor spent nearly $7 million on advertising its 5% deposit scheme, sparking a fiery Senate exchange with Finance Minister Katy Gallagher.
Price challenges ASIC on insolvency blame amid economic pressures
Liberal Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price questions ASIC over attributing rising business insolvencies to poor financial control, arguing broader economic factors under the Albanese government are to blame.
Aviation Leaders Meet in Rio Amid Fuel Crisis Defiance
The Iata AGM in Rio de Janeiro sees airline leaders defy jet fuel shortages and war threats, focusing on recovery and future challenges.
IGA launches pineapple chicken sausages for Queensland Day
An IGA store in Queensland has created pineapple-infused chicken sausages to celebrate Queensland Day, sparking debate. Proceeds support a local school.
Parents Splurging $500 Billion on Unneeded Baby Items
Australian parents are spending billions on baby products, with many buying unnecessary luxury items. Experts warn of intense financial pressure and urge focus on essentials.
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Donkey Trekking in the Spanish Pyrenees: A Family Adventure
A family of four embarks on a week-long donkey trek through the Spanish Pyrenees, discovering the joy of slow travel and the strong-willed nature of their donkeys.
Bank Closures at 53 Per Month Leave Customers Frustrated
UK banks are closing at a rate of 53 per month, leaving customers like pensioners and small business owners struggling with app outages and limited access to face-to-face banking.
Ebiking in Romania: Bears, Roots, and Blood
Tim Dowling's ebike holiday in Romania begins with a bear scare, a nasty shin injury from tree roots, and his wife tumbling into gorse. Day one of four promises more adventure.
Zinc Airlines: New Budget Carrier Eyes Western Sydney Hub
Zinc Airlines, led by former Qantas Loyalty boss Peter Kelly, aims to break into Australia's duopoly by basing operations at Western Sydney International Airport, using a single aircraft type and a novel operating model.
Woman Used Super for Weight-Loss Surgery to Get Hip Replacement
A 69-year-old nurse from NSW withdrew $22,000 from her superannuation to pay for weight-loss surgery after being denied a hip replacement due to her weight. The procedure allowed her to lose weight and eventually undergo the hip replacement.
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Woman Uses Super for Weight-Loss Surgery to Get Hip Replacement
A 69-year-old nurse from Lithgow, NSW, withdrew $22,000 from her superannuation to pay for gastric sleeve surgery after being denied a hip replacement due to her weight. The procedure enabled her to lose weight, qualify for the hip replacement, and return
Agents Under Pressure as Listings Pile Up in Downturn
Real estate agents are under pressure as property listings surge and homes stay on the market longer. House prices are falling in Sydney and Melbourne, with a nationwide correction of up to 10% expected. Some agents face redundancies or are leaving the in
Income for Happiness in Australia's Major Cities 2026
Purdue University and Remitly reveal the annual income needed for happiness in Australia: $231,025 nationally, with Sydney highest at $255,524.
ASX 200 Falls 61 Points on Miners, Banks Drag
The ASX 200 dropped 61 points as iron ore prices slumped and Asian tech stocks plunged, weighing on miners and banks. Healthcare shares rallied over 3%, with CSL jumping 5.75%.
Negative Gearing Shift Fuels Housing Crisis
A new report reveals that changes in negative gearing by investors have significantly contributed to Australia's housing crisis, worsening affordability for first-home buyers.
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White Collar Crime Overlooked by Public Service
Public service guardians have shown little interest in white collar crime, especially when it involves former colleagues. Treasury resisted a royal commission into banks, claiming no systemic issues existed.
Jason Rose Launches Zing Fresh After Spotting Market Gap
Entrepreneur Jason Rose has launched Zing Fresh, a new beverage brand targeting health-conscious consumers, after identifying a gap in the market for natural energy drinks.
Esplanade Park Opens in Mount Pleasant with Egret Playground
The Esplanade Park has finally opened along the Mount Pleasant foreshore, transforming a former senior centre into a 2000sqm community space with an egret-themed playground and Noongar cultural artwork.
Burnham pledges 20% business rate cut for pubs
Andy Burnham proposes a 20% cut to business rates for pubs and small businesses, criticizing Labour’s current policy, as part of his Makerfield byelection campaign.
Low birthrate isn't the end of the world, robots will care
Readers discuss falling birthrates, immigration, housing affordability, Nigel Farage's call for rage, two-tier policing, and the environmental benefits of brooms over leaf blowers.
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How Tax Changes Reshape Australia's Housing Market
New data reveals the impact of negative gearing and capital gains tax changes on Australian property, with falling prices and low clearance rates, especially in Sydney.
Tottenham sign Andy Robertson on free transfer
Tottenham have completed the free transfer of Andy Robertson from Liverpool. The Scotland captain joins as Roberto De Zerbi rebuilds his squad after avoiding relegation.
Asda Chair Allan Leighton Optimistic on Turnaround
Allan Leighton, Asda's chair, remains confident the supermarket will fend off Aldi's challenge. Despite falling sales, he highlights investments, IT stability, and a focus on clothing and general merchandise as key to revival.
RBA Deputy Governor Questioned on Spending Impact on Rates
RBA deputy governor Andrew Hauser faced questions on government spending's role in interest rate decisions at Australia's Economic Outlook forum, as PM Albanese defended tax reforms.
Insolvencies up 200% under Albanese: ASIC data
New ASIC data reveals insolvencies have soared 200% since Labor came to power, with construction and hospitality hardest hit. Shadow minister Jacinta Nampijinpa Price blames economic mismanagement.
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Over 60% of Australians expect recession by Christmas
More than 60% of Australians believe the country will be in recession by Christmas, as high inflation and low productivity weigh on the economy, according to Finder research.
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