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Kochie's warning for every Aussie parent

The finance expert has revealed what he believes to be a potentially costly parenting mistake - to not take the “Bank of Mum and Dad” role too lightly. Read more:

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Loyalty programs may limit competition, and they could be pushing prices up for everyone

Loyalty schemes can significantly undermine firmsâ€™ ability to identify and target their competitorsâ€™ customers, meaning customers don't come out on top.

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Qantas announces massive overhaul of frequent flyer program

As a direct response to feedback â€“ some very unsavoury â€“ from its millions of members, Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson has unveiled sweeping changes in "one of the biggest expansions weâ€™ve made to the Frequent Flyer program in its 35-year history".

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“Let’s share it”: Karl’s wild idea to save the Brisbane Olympics

They say even a broken clock is right twice a day. Hold onto your seats everyone, because the Today show host may have just thought of a revolutionary idea to save the 2032 Brisbane Olympics from disaster

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Biggest spenders of the Voice campaign finally revealed

Six months after the dust has settled, the recently disclosed financial reports of the failed Voice to Parliament referendum in Australia have finally shed light on the substantial investments made by both the Yes and No campaigns â€“ including the biggest single donor.

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Think $5.50 is too much for a flat white? Actually it’s too cheap, and our world-famous cafes are paying the price

Even in a stubborn cost-of-living crisis, it seems thereâ€™s one luxury most Australians wonâ€™t sacrifice â€“ their daily cup of coffee.

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Why a one-cent stamp is set to sell for millions

One of the rarest stamps in the world, which was once bought for a measly one cent, is now up for auction and is expected to break records with the million-dollar sell.

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Undernourished, stressed and overworked: cost-of-living pressures are taking a toll on Australians’ health

Rising prices have an obvious negative impact on our financial health, but they can also have a profound effect on our physical and mental wellbeing.

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Qantas announces major price hike

Qantas passengers have been warned of a significant price increase, a change that was made for the first time in seven years. Read more:

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Millions of Aussies set for power bill relief

After years of huge power bill increases, millions of Aussies are finally set for some relief with the cost of electricity about to drop over the coming months. Read more:

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How 8-year-old Ruby McLellan became Australia's youngest home owner

While most kids her age were still trying to figure out if they preferred chocolate or strawberry milk, Ruby was busy checking out property market trends and crunching numbers like a seasoned Wall Street mogul.

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Millions of eligible Aussies about to receive financial boost

Starting this Wednesday, around five million Australians relying on Centrelink benefits will see a welcome increase in their payments. Here's how to tell if you're eligible.

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Kochie's warning for every Aussie parent

Loyalty programs may limit competition, and they could be pushing prices up for everyone

Qantas announces massive overhaul of frequent flyer program

“Let’s share it”: Karl’s wild idea to save the Brisbane Olympics

Biggest spenders of the Voice campaign finally revealed

Think $5.50 is too much for a flat white? Actually it’s too cheap, and our world-famous cafes are paying the price

Why a one-cent stamp is set to sell for millions

Undernourished, stressed and overworked: cost-of-living pressures are taking a toll on Australians’ health

Qantas announces major price hike

Millions of Aussies set for power bill relief

How 8-year-old Ruby McLellan became Australia's youngest home owner

Millions of eligible Aussies about to receive financial boost

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