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Will these proposed credit card surcharge changes kill jobs and hike prices?
Killing credit card surcharges might save you $60 a year, but they might cost the economy jobs and increase inflation.
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Treasury secret revealed: tax Aussies more!
An ‘extraordinary’ leak from Treasury reveals that Labor was advised to spend less and tax Aussies more. Should we have known this accidental revelation before…
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Criminologist explains how the world became obsessed with the ‘mushroom murder’ case
You can't turn your head without seeing an Erin Patterson story. Why did this tragedy grip the public in ways no other contemporary case has?…
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Why super has to be made ‘sexy’ to turn heads
Australians are set to be poorer than they want to be in retirement because they lack knowledge about how "sexy" super can be to them…
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Why Australia’s green hydrogen dream has fallen flat
As the world looks for ways to tackle climate change, Australia has invested heavily in green hydrogen. But making the dream a reality in Australia…
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Qantas Chairman’s Lounge membership list nicked in recent hack
We now know a little more on what was taken in the Qantas hack, as the airline confirms that 5.7 million unique customers were compromised.
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Why Red Bull F1 has had its wings well and truly clipped
Red Bull Racing, once the undisputed lords of F1, has just fired its team boss after two decades. Here's why it's seismic.
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What drove US markets to new overnight highs?
We wake this morning to a sea of green from US indexes overnight after what could be described as good news on tariffs.
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Cancer rates are exploding in Australia’s young people
Cancer typically affects mostly older people. But some worrying trends show cancer rates in younger people aged under 50 are on the rise.
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Why white clothing is mandatory at Wimbledon
As times change, things stay the same at the Wimbledon championships, where “almost entirely white” kit is still a requirement. But why?