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If you have money anxiety, knowing your financial attachment style can help

Are you secure, anxious or avoidant when it comes to finances? Knowing how you handle your money can help when it comes to worrying about your finances.

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Cancer survivor slapped with $15,000 water bill

An Aussie man has been slapped with a massive water bill after local council accused him of using more than 3.6million litres of water, but he claims they have made a big mistake. Read more:

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Kochie reveals the simple way to halve your grocery bill

David Koch has shared the easy way to cut costs at the supermarket as the cost of living crisis continues to bite struggling Aussies.

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Stamp duty is holding us back from moving homes – we’ve worked out how much

New estimates suggest that if just one key state scrapped its stamp duty, an extra 100,000 Australians would be able to move into homes each year.

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Advocates slam "ageist" call for older drivers to undergo mandatory testing

A fresh push to make older drivers in Victoria undergo annual assessments have been slammed by senior advocates who question its effectiveness, while others believe it might be a good move. Read more:

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Pauline Hanson sued over racially insensitive tweet

Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi is suing the One Nation leader for discrimination after sending a racially insensitive tweet, while Hanson's lawyer says she was merely responding to Faruqi's controversial comments about the death of Queen Elizabeth.

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AstraZeneca admits to Covid vaccine's deadly side effect

The pharmaceutical giant is facing dozens of class-action lawsuits after admitting that their Covid jab carries a very rare but potentially deadly side effect.

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Our housing system is broken and the poorest Australians are being hardest hit

Australiaâ€™s rental crisis has been a long-standing problem and will not be repaired unless there is real reform of both supply and demand issues.

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Why don’t Australians talk about their salaries? Pay transparency and fairness go hand-in-hand

In Australia, itâ€™s not the done thing to know â€“ let alone ask â€“ what our colleagues are paid.

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Police accused of "straight up revenue raising" after controversial act

A journalist has captured a police officer's sneaky tactic to catch out motorists during double demerits, with many quick to call out the "hypocrisy".

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Family of eight forced to live in tent amid rental crisis

A family of eight have been forced to live in a tent for over six months as they struggle to find a home amid the ongoing rental crisis. Read more:

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"There's no way": Man receives $52 billion tax bill

A man has been left speechless after receiving a letter from the government claiming he had racked up the 11-figure sum.

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If you have money anxiety, knowing your financial attachment style can help

Cancer survivor slapped with $15,000 water bill

Kochie reveals the simple way to halve your grocery bill

Stamp duty is holding us back from moving homes – we’ve worked out how much

Advocates slam "ageist" call for older drivers to undergo mandatory testing

Pauline Hanson sued over racially insensitive tweet

AstraZeneca admits to Covid vaccine's deadly side effect

Our housing system is broken and the poorest Australians are being hardest hit

Why don’t Australians talk about their salaries? Pay transparency and fairness go hand-in-hand

Police accused of "straight up revenue raising" after controversial act

Family of eight forced to live in tent amid rental crisis

"There's no way": Man receives $52 billion tax bill

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