Most Australians Prefer Driving: iSelect Survey
A new iSelect survey of over 3000 people reveals 62.5% of Australians prefer driving, with men more likely to drive and women more likely to be passenger princesses.
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NSW highway closure devastates businesses, locals lose hope
The Great Western Highway closure in NSW has left businesses and residents frustrated, with no reopening date in sight and economic impacts spreading across the Central West.
Centrelink payments falling behind as cost of living crisis deepens
The Economic Inclusion Advisory Committee urges the government to raise JobSeeker, Youth Allowance, and Rent Assistance as everyday expenses skyrocket beyond Centrelink recipients' reach.
Sondur Inflatable Travel Pillow Review: Worth the Hype?
A detailed review of the Sondur inflatable travel pillow, including comfort, inflation, deflation, and value for money. Is it the best choice for travellers?
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ACT Man in Court Over Ute Incident and Stolen Plates
A Canberra man faces court following an alleged incident involving a ute and stolen number plates, with police charging him with multiple offences.
Family saves $10k a year dumpster diving for groceries
A Brisbane family dumpster dives for most of their groceries, spending just $40 a week. They save $10,000 annually and donate to charity.
Townsville Commercial Property Market Resilient Amid Demand
Townsville's commercial property market shows resilience with investors competing for limited stock, driving strong demand across retail, office, and industrial sectors.
Jamberoo Park Relaunches 1,299-Space Car Storage Plan
Jamberoo Action Park has revived its car storage proposal, now featuring 1,299 spaces. The plan aims to address parking issues and boost local tourism.
Commonwealth Ave Closed for Light Rail Extension
Commonwealth Avenue will be closed this weekend for light rail extension works. Motorists advised to plan alternative routes as major disruptions expected.
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Win $200 Coles Voucher for Mother's Day Treat
Enter to win one of five $200 Coles vouchers for Mother's Day. Share why you deserve it in 25 words or less. Plus, Coles offers Smith Street Flowers from May 8.
Sekisui House Launches $520M Cascadia Development
Japanese developer Sekisui House has launched its $520 million Cascadia community at Calderwood near Albion Park, offering 1,600 homes with sustainability focus.
Secret WWII Fuel Bunkers at Lake Bathurst May Finally Be Used
Hidden WWII fuel bunkers near Lake Bathurst, built for defence, are being considered for modern fuel storage to boost regional energy security.
Historic 365-acre Wollombi estate listed at $3.5m
The Glen, a 365-acre estate in Wollombi featuring an 1830s convict-built sandstone cottage, hits the market for the first time in 30 years with a $3.5 million guide.
Local News Survival Hinges on Long-Overdue Change
The success of a crucial reform will determine the fate of many regional Australian news outlets, which have seen ad revenue diverted overseas without fair compensation.
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Golden Plains Demands Urgent Bus Service Upgrade After Review
Golden Plains Shire calls for immediate bus service upgrades following a major review, citing population growth and inadequate public transport.
Geelong Hotel Operator Owes Landlord Over $500k
Geelong on Yarra Pty Ltd, operator of a prominent Geelong hotel, has entered administration owing its landlord more than $500,000 in unpaid rent.
Fremantle businesses face tough winter as tourist spending drops
New data shows Fremantle's economy heavily relies on international tourists, who spend 34% more than locals. Businesses report declining visitors amid global instability.
Canning Residents to Get Free Native Trees in Annual Grow For It Event
Canning residents can collect one free native tree and tube stock per household at the annual Grow For It event on May 3, while stocks last.
Bickley Harvest Festival and Top Perth Events This May
Bickley Harvest Festival returns for 26th year with wine, cider, and WASO finale. Plus: Teen Jesus, Dave Hughes, Tor Snyder, and more events in Perth this May.
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New funding deal for Port Pirie smelter as package ends
Taxpayers may provide more funding for the Port Pirie smelter as a $135 million assistance package expires, amid concerns for over 1,000 workers.
Hunter Disability Expo Guides NDIS Changes
The Hunter Disability Expo on May 8-9 at Newcastle Entertainment Centre offers free entry, over 120 providers, and a vibrant community atmosphere to help navigate the evolving NDIS.
New $7m CPA centre at Newcastle Disability Expo
Cerebral Palsy Alliance opens a new $7 million Hunter centre in Beresfield, expanding disability services and showcasing at the Hunter Disability Expo.
Shane Jacobson's Pub Renovation Nearly Broke Him
Australian comedy legend Shane Jacobson reveals the grueling reality of buying and renovating a rural pub sight unseen, documenting the journey in a new Channel 7 show.
WA Drivers' Bad Habits: Over 70% Break Road Rules
New data shows more than 7 in 10 West Australian drivers admit to breaking road rules, with speeding, phone use, and fatigue among common violations.
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Osborne Park warehouse fire sends black smoke across Perth
Firefighters battle a warehouse blaze in Osborne Park, believed to be a smash auto repair shop, with black smoke billowing and hazardous materials warning.
Two WA Beaches in World's Best: Wharton Beach 3rd, Turquoise Bay 15th
Wharton Beach in WA's Great Southern ranked third in the World's Best Beaches 2026. Turquoise Bay also made the top 15, highlighting WA's stunning coastline.
Perth Traffic: Vehicle Fire on Ennis Avenue Causes Friday Chaos
A vehicle fire on Ennis Avenue in Cooloongup has closed lanes, causing major delays for Friday evening commuters in Perth's south.
Woolworths freezes prices on 300 items for three months
Woolworths has frozen prices on 300 popular items for three months to help households amid rising fuel, interest rates and global uncertainty.
WA April ramping worst in four years as winter looms
WA's hospital ramping in April hit a four-year high, with 2,100+ hours of delays, as the government scrambles for beds ahead of winter.
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Hunter Gas Support Hits 50% in New Poll
Support for offshore gas exploration in the Hunter has climbed to 50% in 2026, up from 37% in 2023, while opposition fell to 16%. Broadly, 78% back more Australian gas use.
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