Grocery Bills Double Since Coles' $10 Meal Campaign
Rising grocery costs stress Australian households, with a typical meal now costing over double the $10 benchmark from Coles' 2017 campaign. Weekly shop averages $250.
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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.
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.
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.
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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.
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.
Lake Macquarie $59M Refuge for Domestic Violence Support
A new $59 million refuge in Lake Macquarie opens to provide critical support for domestic violence victims, offering safe accommodation and services.
Newcastle's East End Welcomes American-Style Dive Bar
A new American-style dive bar has opened in Newcastle's East End, offering a unique atmosphere and classic drinks. The venue aims to bring a slice of US culture to the area.
Woman Rescued After Car Rollover on Leach Highway
A woman in her 30s was rescued after a vehicle rolled over on Leach Highway in Kewdale, causing major delays. Two ambulance crews and police attended the scene.
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Wollongong Noise Camera Trial: Hoon Menace Persists
A trial of noise cameras in Wollongong CBD aims to curb hooning, but residents say the problem persists. Local authorities report mixed results as enforcement continues.
Singles Pay $9,300 More Yearly in Living Costs
Australian singles face a 'singles tax' of nearly $10,000 more per year than couples for basics like rent and utilities, worsening savings gaps.
Coles CEO: Customers cutting trips to save on fuel costs
Coles CEO Leah Weckert reveals customers are reducing shopping trips to save on fuel, impacting store traffic and spending habits.
Penalty Quadruples for WA Servos Flouting FuelWatch Rules
Western Australian service stations face quadrupled penalties from today for failing to report fuel prices under new FuelWatch rules, aiming to increase transparency and fair pricing.
Coles warns grocery cost pressure from squeezed suppliers
Coles has warned that grocery prices could rise as suppliers face increased costs, putting pressure on the supermarket chain's margins.
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Hatchet Seized After Man Tried to Set Fire to Bus Shelter
A man in Geelong allegedly attempted to set fire to a bus shelter while armed with a hatchet. Police seized the weapon and charged him with multiple offences.
Cairns man charged over supermarket meat theft
A 36-year-old Cairns man has been charged after allegedly stealing hundreds of dollars worth of meat from a supermarket in Manunda on Saturday.
Rental crisis: 'Five homes affordable' for young South Aussies
New data reveals a dire rental market for young South Australians, with a 22-year-old student describing dozens of rejections as 'disheartening' and 'humiliating'.
Circus performers abused at petrol stations amid fuel crisis
Circus Royale performers face verbal abuse at service stations due to high diesel prices, with costs doubling for generators. The industry struggles as circuses close.
Alleged fuel thief caught after $2870 diesel theft in Sydney
A 22-year-old man allegedly stole 915 litres of diesel worth $2870 from a Sydney petrol station. He was arrested at Goulburn Police Station and will face court in June.
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Perth Traffic: Crash and Breakdown Cause Major Delays
A crash on Kwinana Freeway southbound at Salter Point and a truck breakdown on Tonkin Highway northbound are causing peak hour chaos for Perth commuters on Thursday afternoon.
Hunter Region Has Zero Affordable Rentals for Welfare Recipients
A new report reveals no affordable rentals for welfare recipients in the Hunter region, highlighting a deepening housing crisis and urgent need for policy intervention.
Ex-Addict Avoids Jail for $500K Tax Fraud Attempt
A Cairns judge has spared a former drug addict from jail after he admitted to a blatant attempt to defraud the tax office of over half a million dollars.
Firefighters battle 'significant' house fire in Wollongong
More than 20 firefighters are battling a severe house fire on Evans Street in Wollongong. A man who escaped the blaze has been taken to hospital.
Rubbish Truck Dumps Burning Load on Austinmer Road
A garbage truck caught fire in Austinmer on April 30, dumping its burning load to prevent further damage. Fire crews quickly extinguished the blaze.
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Wollongong Roads: Princes Motorway, Picton Road Shut Twice
Major Wollongong roads including the Princes Motorway and Picton Road will close twice this week for essential maintenance, causing delays for commuters.
Anglicare: No Affordable Rentals for Unemployed in WA
A new report from Anglicare WA reveals zero rentals in Perth are affordable for those on JobSeeker or Youth Allowance, with only 13 of 3314 properties within reach for minimum wage earners.
Woolworths boss warns first wave of food price rises coming
Woolworths CEO warns of imminent 'first wave' of food price hikes as customers face peak financial stress, citing supply chain and cost pressures.
Car-Truck Crash on Great Northern Highway in Chittering
A major emergency response is underway north of Perth after a car and truck collided on Great Northern Highway in Chittering, with at least one person to be taken to hospital.
Stirling Overhauls Parking Permits with Digital System
The City of Stirling is moving to digital e-permits for residential parking, with tighter eligibility and clearer entitlements to address parking pressure in busy precincts.
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Perth landscaper fined $2000 for taking deposits, no work
A Perth landscaper who collected over $14,000 in deposits from three homeowners and failed to complete any work has been fined $2000 in Joondalup Magistrates Court.
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