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Motorist fined $4000 for dodgy driver's license tactic

A prominent lawyer has reminded motorists to not to take the risk of falsely nominating someone to take their demerit points as authorities crackdown on the "widespread trend".

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Lollipop man slapped with ban over "innocent" gesture

After receiving a complaint from a parent, an elderly lollipop man has been banned from high-fiving kids following a warning to not “initiating unnecessary physical contact” with the children.

Money & Banking

Aussie dad's life-changing $100,000 find

After seven years of hunting lost items with his metal detector, Luke Phillips finally struck gold - and a lot of it.

Legal

Schoolgirl identified after allegedly being murdered by mother

The mother of Sophie Wang, 10, has been arrested in Queensland after being charged for the violent murder of her daughter.

Money & Banking

Can money buy you happiness? It’s complicated

People are buying more and more things, but does that make them more content?

Legal

Teens arrested after vandalising over 100 graves

Three teenagers have been arrested after they allegedly knocked over and broke 100 headstones in a Queensland Cemetery. Read more:

Money & Banking

Couple charges guests to attend their wedding

A couple saved over $100,000 on their nuptials after deciding to charge their friends and family a hefty cost to attend their big day.

Money & Banking

Yomojo savings: A lifeline in the cost-of-living crisis

In the midst of the cost-of-living crisis affecting so many Australians, especially seniors on limited incomes, Yomojoâ€™s Family Bundles offer a lifeline of savings and flexibility for your mobile plan.

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Australia to introduce new "gold standard" in ID verification

In order to protect more of our important information, the government has announced a new tool that will verify your identity without jeopardising your valuable data.

Legal

Bombshell allegations of "toxic" Channel Seven workplace aired

Current and former staff of the broadcaster have described the workplace as "degrading" and "soul crushing", claiming the environment is so toxic it left some people suicidal and unable to work.

Money & Banking

People who are bad with numbers often find it harder to make ends meet – even if they are not poor

People who are bad with numbers are more likely to experience financial difficulties than people who are good with maths, making it harder to get ahead.

Legal

What if I discover mould after I move into a rental property? What are my rights?

If the cause of the mould is related to the design and construction of the house, rental providers should act.

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Motorist fined $4000 for dodgy driver's license tactic

Lollipop man slapped with ban over "innocent" gesture

Aussie dad's life-changing $100,000 find

Schoolgirl identified after allegedly being murdered by mother

Can money buy you happiness? It’s complicated

Teens arrested after vandalising over 100 graves

Couple charges guests to attend their wedding

Yomojo savings: A lifeline in the cost-of-living crisis

Australia to introduce new "gold standard" in ID verification

Bombshell allegations of "toxic" Channel Seven workplace aired

People who are bad with numbers often find it harder to make ends meet – even if they are not poor

What if I discover mould after I move into a rental property? What are my rights?

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