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How to prepare your kids and teens for the upcoming social media ban

Facebook, Snapchat, TikTok, Instagram, X, Reddit and YouTube will all be off limits for children and teens soon. Here are five ways to prepare your child for the December 10 ban.

What are the fastest growing regional property markets in Australia?

The regional property market has hit its fastest quarterly value growth since the start of the rate tightening cycle, but where is it growing most?

Warren Buffett made a surprise bet on Google and its 'moat', and now it's surging

Buffett is not late to AI. He is doing what he’s always done: betting on a company he believes has an “economic moat”: a built-in advantage that keeps competitors out.

The ACT and Queensland economies are beating the rest of the nation

The Australian Capital Territory and Queensland have won bragging rights for having the fastest growing economies in Australia in 2024-25. Here's why.

Top stocks: Morgans' Raymond Chan shares his tips for the dip

Raymond Chan, head of research at Morgans, has given us his verdict on a handful of market movers. Here’s where he’s seeing value, what’s on his “wait and see” list, and the stocks that might need a little more patience.

Congress summons Australian e-Safety Commissioner over social media ban: are we headed for new tariffs?

Congress has gotten word that its companies are about to face a tricky legal snag in a foreign country, and as such, a staunch Trump ally has summoned our e-Safety Commissioner to testify. The real question, however, is are we headed for retaliatory tariffs?

Australian wage growth is down at near-2011 levels

New data show wages have risen by a bit more than inflation, but overall real wages are still languishing near 2011 levels.

Is the UK headed for a new Prime Minister?

These are troubled times for British Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer. In July 2024, Starmer’s government swept to power on the back on a landslide win.

Santa Claus rides again! Bosses can't make workers work on public holidays

A Federal Court judge and Santa have made a memorable legal ruling that employers can’t be expected to work on public holidays!

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