Australians using phones cautiously due to scam warnings

Why Australia’s Bold Scam Laws Might Finally Work

New Scam Laws in Australia Target Big Banks, Tech Giants, and Telcos Over $3 Billion Crisis Australia has reached a tipping point. A nation bombarded daily by digital scams is now fighting back. Online criminals are draining over $3 billion a year from innocent Australians, pushing the government to strike hard with new anti-scam laws…

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Wissam Haddad leaves Sydney Federal Court after alleged anti-Semitic speech hearings

Controversy Erupts as Sydney Preacher Faces Federal Court Over Alleged Anti-Semitic Speech

Anti-Semitism Allegations in Australia: Wissam Haddad Faces Court Over Sermon Remarks Sydney preacher accused in Federal Court Sydney-based Muslim preacher Wissam Haddad, also known publicly as Abu Ousayd, is now at the centre of a major Federal Court case involving allegations of anti-Semitic hate speech. The case, brought forward by the Executive Council of Australian…

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Image of unsafe ladder setup during DIY renovation

Weekend DIY Disaster? Local Hardware Worker Alarmed by Amateur’s Risky Renovation Plan

When weekend projects go dangerously wrong What started as an ordinary trip to Mitre 10 ended in alarm when a staff member encountered a customer with highly questionable DIY ambitions. The encounter—equal parts comedy and concern—has since become a reminder of how overconfident amateur renovations can spiral into serious safety risks. Cameron Ramsey-Matthews, a retail…

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Go-Jo performing Milkshake Man at Eurovision 2025 semi-final

Australia’s Go-Jo Eliminated from Eurovision 2025: “Milkshake Man” Fails to QualifyKeyphrase: Australia Eurovision 2025

Go-Jo Fails to Qualify in Second Semi-Final Australia Eurovision 2025 hopes were dashed as Go-Jo, also known by his real name Marty Zambotto, was eliminated from the competition. Despite kicking off the second semi-final with his catchy song Milkshake Man, the Australian entrant did not make it through to the grand final. Fans had high…

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Tom Dearden scored the sealer. (Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)

State of Origin 2024: Queensland’s Heroic Comeback Led by Munster and Dearden

Maroons Seize Victory with Strategic Brilliance and Heart Queensland’s State of Origin 2024 triumph will go down as one of the most compelling sporting comebacks in Australian rugby league history. After a disastrous performance at home in Game 1, the Maroons stunned everyone with consecutive wins on enemy turf, dismantling a confused and crumbling NSW…

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Pub scene during State of Origin match

Queensland Fans Turn on NSW-Born Maroons Supporter Ahead of Crucial State of Origin Clash

Rivalry Reaches Boiling Point Ahead of Origin Decider As the pressure builds ahead of the pivotal State of Origin rugby league showdown, pubs across Queensland and New South Wales are alive with rivalry. With the series on the line, tonight’s game could either keep Queensland in the fight or hand NSW their first 3-0 clean…

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The Fair Work Commission has denied a Sydney dad’s application for flexible working arrangements, after the father-of-two requested to work from home twice a week so he could help care for his school-aged kids. Picture: NewsWire / Nadir Kinani

Fair Work Denies Work-from-Home Request in Ruling That Sets Precedent for Aussie Parents

Workplace flexibility denied in high-profile Fair Work ruling A Sydney father’s work-from-home request has been denied in a pivotal Fair Work Commission decision, highlighting limits to remote working rights for parents. Paul Collins, a technical specialist at Intersystems Australia, applied to work remotely twice a week to care for his children aged 8 and 10….

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Russia's attack on Ukraine's capital on Thursday left at least two people dead. Source: EPA / EPA

Kyiv Under Siege: Russia Strikes Hard as US Restarts Arms Deliveries

Russian missiles and drones unleashed deadly force on Kyiv early Thursday, killing at least two people, injuring many more, and igniting fires across apartment blocks and non-residential buildings. The attack followed days of heightened Russian aggression and came just as the US resumed sending artillery shells and mobile rocket systems to bolster Ukraine’s defences. Massive…

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Paul Bender speaks out on Spotify AI-generated fake music scandal

Spotify Under Fire as AI-Generated Tracks Deceive Listeners and Undermine Artists

Grammy-Nominated Artist Exposes AI-Generated Tracks on Spotify Grammy-nominated artist Paul Bender recently discovered something alarming on his Spotify profile. A song he didn’t recognize was listed under his side project, The Sweet Enoughs. “It was something I had never seen, recorded, or certainly uploaded to Spotify,” Bender said. “After listening, it was clear the track…

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Flight attendants restrain unruly wine-drinking passenger on descent into Sydney

Chaos in the Sky: Passenger Restrained After Refusing to Stop Drinking Wine on Sydney-Bound Flight

Chaos in the Skies: Passenger Charged After Alleged Assault on Flight to Sydney Woman allegedly drinks own wine and refuses to comply A shocking incident unfolded aboard an international flight bound for Sydney when a 64-year-old woman allegedly refused to stop drinking her own wine and had to be physically restrained by flight attendants during…

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Sydney Lights Up with Culture & Creativity at Vivid 2025

Sydney Ignites with Light and Culture as Vivid 2025 Dazzles on Opening Night

Vivid Sydney 2025 Lights Up the Harbour City The heart of Sydney came alive Friday night as the iconic Vivid Sydney festival flipped the switch on its 2025 edition, embracing the theme of “Dream – a vision of light, harmony, and a future in balance.” City Transformed into a Living Canvas Crowds gathered in the…

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Older Australians with large super funds impacted by $3 million tax reform

Why Gen Z Are the Real Winners of Australia’s $3 Million Superannuation Tax Reform

As heated discussions swirl around the federal government’s proposal to increase taxes on superannuation balances exceeding $3 million, it’s vital to examine the core reason we provide super tax concessions and why reform is long overdue. Superannuation tax breaks are intended to incentivize retirement savings by reducing the tax burden on these contributions. However, these…

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Screenshot from Royel Otis music video “Moody” showing emotional expression and dim blue lighting

Royel Otis Slammed Over “Moody” Lyrics as Fans Accuse Indie Duo of Misogyny

Rising Stars Hit a Sour Note Royel Otis, the Sydney-based indie-pop duo taking the global music scene by storm, is now facing intense public backlash after the release of their latest single, “Moody.” Debuting on May 9, the track has quickly stirred controversy for what many fans have labelled as misogynistic and harmful lyrics. With…

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Guy Sebastian arrives at NSW court for explosive trial against ex-manager Titus Day

Guy Sebastian to Testify in High-Stakes Trial Against Ex-Manager Accused of Embezzling Royalties

Guy Sebastian to appear in court amid embezzlement allegations Guy Sebastian is set to appear in a Sydney courtroom as his former manager faces serious embezzlement allegations involving hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid royalties and performance fees. High-profile trial rooted in broken professional trust The case has drawn widespread attention due to the…

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Illustration of Australian tax documents and superannuation fund charts showing $3 million threshold reforms.

Exposing the Myths Behind Australia’s $3 Million Super Tax Reform

Exposing the Myths Behind Australia’s $3 Million Super Tax Reform Anxiety around super reform driven by misconceptions The growing anxiety surrounding Labor’s proposal to reform superannuation tax for those with over $3 million in their accounts is largely based on myths. Financial expert Harry Chemay takes a close look at these misconceptions and lays them…

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