South Australians urged to consider occasional power outages to curb costs
With yet another power price hike in the works this year, an energy technology expert warns South Australians…
Economists and newsrooms collaborate to lie about Australia’s economy
Australia’s media has hit a new low in deceptive reporting, but with one positive note, as Alan Austin…
Gifting can cut inheritance tax bills
The great wealth transfer of wealth from baby boomers and Gen X to younger generations has been predicted…
Venue merch cuts are still putting artists at a loss, what needs to change?
It’s been three years since artists and bands, spearheaded by UK metalcore act Architects, called out venues for…
Australia hits its highest number of billionaires on record, with total wealth reaching $686b: Oxfam
Australia has its highest number of billionaires on record, at 178 — an increase of 17 from last…
Luigi Mangione fangirls spark hybristophilia concern among experts
A group of fangirls have been out in full force this week, not for a glimpse at a…
Ipswich Foodbarn forced to close after 14 years supporting low-income residents
One of Ipswich’s biggest food charities has been forced to close after the building’s owner revoked its lease.…
When I finally spoke to money, I realised we’d never been properly introduced
Megan Dunn tests the bestselling Money, Money, Money, a new book full of exercises and tools to help…
Decades of economic decline has ‘broken’ Britons, pushing one fifth of people into poverty and towards political Reform
The Union Jack flutters on a telegraph pole. Once a symbol of might and power it is now…
Risk of vegetable price rise in response to spiralling fuel and fertilizer costs
The war in the Middle East is already taking a toll on Australian vegetable growers and wholesalers, with…
Cost-of-living crisis sees more young women neglecting health and basic needs, report finds
Every week, 23-year-old Ruby Neisler begins her ritual — trawling for supermarket bargains. She starts at Tribe of…
How racism is shaping Australia’s migration debate
Australia’s cost-of-living crisis isn’t caused by migrants. It’s the result of inequality-driven policy — and scapegoating is making…