Joondalup Offers Cash Rebates for Reusable Nappies
The City of Joondalup launches a rebate scheme offering up to $80 for reusable nappies and $50 for menstrual products to reduce single-use waste.
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NAIF to Review $95M Loan as Thunderbird Mine Abandons Derby Port Upgrade
NAIF investigates $95M loan for Thunderbird mine after joint venture abandons Derby port upgrade, seeks to double loan to $200M.
Virgin Media Fined £3.5m for Blocking Cancellations
Ofcom has fined Virgin Media £3.5 million for preventing customers from cancelling contracts, with one customer told to call a premium rate number to cancel.
Oil Surges on Iran Strikes and Sanctions Return
Oil prices jump 4% after US launches fresh strikes on Iran and reimposes sanctions, raising supply disruption fears in the Middle East.
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8m Mini Fans to Be Bought in UK, Half to Landfill
Britons are expected to buy nearly 8 million mini fans in 2026, but almost half will be low-quality products ending up in landfill within a year, campaigners warn.
Prime Day Fashion Deals: Up to 70% Off Top Brands
Amazon Prime Day 2025 delivers massive fashion discounts up to 70% off on brands like The North Face, UGG, adidas, and more. Our top pick: The North Face puffer jacket for $188.99.
UK Regional Income Gap Stagnant for 30 Years
A report by the Resolution Foundation reveals that Britain's regional income divide has barely narrowed since 1997, with disposable incomes in Kensington and Chelsea 4.5 times higher than in Leicester.
Tim Ayres Aims to Steer CSIRO Through Volatility
New CSIRO chair Tim Ayres outlines plans to maintain research focus and agility amid global uncertainty, ensuring the agency's pivotal role in Australia's innovation landscape.
Goldie + Ace Mid-Year Sale: Up to 40% Off Kids' Winter
Goldie + Ace's biggest winter sale offers up to 40% off selected styles, plus an exclusive extra 10% discount for readers on Happy Days! and Remixed collections.
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SA Probes Three Suspected Bird Flu Cases in Giant Petrels
South Australia is investigating three suspected bird flu cases in giant petrels, with a Kangaroo Island detection posing a serious threat to endangered sea lion colonies.
Canberra Plumbers Reveal Hidden Home Plumbing Problems
Canberra plumbers expose common unseen plumbing faults in homes, including leaking taps and blocked drains, costing homeowners thousands.
Amazon Prime Day 2026: Top Home Deals on Dyson, Ninja, KitchenAid
Amazon Prime Day 2026 runs July 7-13 with huge discounts on home brands like Dyson, Ninja, KitchenAid, Philips, and Roborock, including robot vacuums, air fryers, and espresso machines.
How Choosing Your Own Lotto Numbers Affects Winning Odds
Analysis of 400 million NZ Lotto numbers reveals self-selected lines often reduce prize shares; Lucky Dips may offer better expected returns.
Boxing Day Sales Expected to Hit $1.3 Billion in Australia
Australians expected to spend a record $1.3 billion at Boxing Day sales, with crowds flocking to stores for discounts on electronics, fashion, and homewares.
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Canberra's Big Homes Defy Australia's Small House Trend
New data shows Canberra's new homes are among Australia's largest, averaging 241 square metres, bucking the national trend of shrinking house sizes.
Helping Adult Kids with Property Loans: A Guide for Older Australians
Older Australians are increasingly helping adult children buy homes. Learn about the risks, tax implications, and how to structure loans safely.
ECOVACS Robot Vacuums Up to 78% Off on Prime Day
Amazon Prime Day slashes up to 78% off ECOVACS robot vacuums. T30S Pro now $549, T80 Omni $699, and more deals through July 13.
Tough Economy to Persist Until Late 2025: Economist
Australia's tough economic conditions are set to continue with interest rates at 15-year high until late 2025, says AMP chief economist Shane Oliver, as households face cost-of-living pressures.
Power Bills Rise for Many Despite Advertised Cuts
Despite widely publicised electricity price cuts from July 1, many Australians are seeing higher bills due to increased daily supply charges, leaving customers confused.
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Minister Refuses to Say Tradies Should Be Prioritised Over Actors
Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth declined to say whether construction workers should be prioritised over actors and animal trainers under Australia's skilled migration scheme, despite the housing crisis.
Telstra Outage Hits Thousands Across Australia
Telstra network outage on July 8, 2026, affects thousands of customers nationwide, with mobile and internet services disrupted for several hours.
Australia Set to Avoid Recession Despite Global Oil Shock
Economists say Australia will avoid a full recession despite the biggest global oil supply shock in history, though living standards will remain subdued.
New Anti-Money Laundering Laws Target Real Estate
Australia's new AML/CTF laws, effective July 1, 2026, extend to real estate agents, conveyancers, and lawyers to combat financial crime costing up to A$82 billion annually.
Gender Pay Gap Persists Among Australian University Graduates
Female graduates earn $75,300 vs. male $79,000 — a 4.7% gap. Within-field disparities exist in most fields, with architecture and law showing gaps over 7%.
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Auric Mining Hits First Gold Pour of 2025 at Munda, Eyes Strong Cash Flow
Auric Mining delivers first gold pour of 2025 from Munda, with 1,147 ounces worth $8M, targeting strong cash flow amid high gold prices.
Mail Victory $50m Privacy Case Unravelled Court
A landmark $50 million privacy case against Associated Newspapers has been unravelled in court, with the Mail winning a major legal victory.
Shire of Murray Opens Grants for Community Groups and Non-Profits
Shire of Murray launches three funding streams for community sporting groups and non-profits, with grants up to $20,000 for facility upgrades and $3,000 for projects.
Brisbane Hotel Perth Closes for Restoration After 128 Years
The Brisbane Hotel in Perth, founded in 1898, will close from July 20 for restoration until mid-November, featuring $6 pints during farewell events July 17-19.
Italian Village Fines Tourists Up to €200 for Bare Chests
An Italian village will fine tourists up to €200 for walking around bare-chested or in swimwear, aiming to preserve decorum and respect local customs.
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EasyJet Board Surrenders Too Easily to US Bidder
EasyJet's board has accepted a takeover bid from a US private equity firm, raising concerns about the airline's future independence and shareholder value.
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