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Why is it so hard to cancel subscriptions or end â€˜free’ trials? Report shows how companies trap you into paying

Many people have had a negative experience when trying to cancel a subscription. Itâ€™s bad business, and we need law reform to capture these shady tactics.

Money & Banking

The eye-watering cost of Karl Stefanovic's "highly secret" 50th birthday bash

The Today host had a huge birthday bash in Saint-Tropez, France and he even booked out a hotel according to a new report.

Money & Banking

How fear of missing out can lead to you paying more when buying a home

In a competitive market, careful planning and research will increase the chance of you buying a property you want and can afford.

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"Unspeakably vicious": Judge hands down verdict to Justin Stein

The man accused of murdering nine-year-old Charlise Mutten has heard his fate in court, as the judge slammed Stein for having "no humanity or morality".

Legal

Passengers on cancelled flights to be compensated under new reforms

The federal government's long-awaited Aviation White Paper will introduce a new "Charter of Rights" for airline customers who could soon be entitled to reimbursed for changed or cancelled flights.

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Kyle Sandilands' warning about new "right to disconnect" laws

The radio shock jock has urged Aussies not to "abuse the system" put in place that will make unreasonable after-hours work calls illegal.

Money & Banking

World's second largest diamond unearthed

A huge 2,492-carat rough diamond, believed to be the second largest on record, has been found in Botswana.

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Australia’s gender pay gap has hit a record low – but we still have work to do

Now at 11.5%, the gap in weekly full-time earnings has just seen its steepest annual fall in almost a decade, but national averages donâ€™t tell the whole story.

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"You are ruining my life": Driver's plea to parking ranger

A desperate motorist has left a note for suspecting parking rangers begging them not to issue any more fines.

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Aussie mum with no licence or car fined thousands for traffic offences

Tamara has copped thousands of dollars worth of traffic fines for over a dozen different road offences, despite having no car or a valid drivers licence.

Money & Banking

Readers response: What are your thoughts on the increasing use of digital payments?

We asked our readers how they feel about paying for goods digitially and the turn away from cash. Here's what you said.

Money & Banking

The gift of a lifetime: How one busy mum found peace of mind and left a lasting legacy

Anita, a mother of three, recently decided to leave a gift to Lifeline Australia in her Will, using an online service that made the process simple, affordable and meaningful for her family and future generations.

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Why is it so hard to cancel subscriptions or end â€˜free’ trials? Report shows how companies trap you into paying

The eye-watering cost of Karl Stefanovic's "highly secret" 50th birthday bash

How fear of missing out can lead to you paying more when buying a home

"Unspeakably vicious": Judge hands down verdict to Justin Stein

Passengers on cancelled flights to be compensated under new reforms

Kyle Sandilands' warning about new "right to disconnect" laws

World's second largest diamond unearthed

Australia’s gender pay gap has hit a record low – but we still have work to do

"You are ruining my life": Driver's plea to parking ranger

Aussie mum with no licence or car fined thousands for traffic offences

Readers response: What are your thoughts on the increasing use of digital payments?

The gift of a lifetime: How one busy mum found peace of mind and left a lasting legacy

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