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CGT Changes Will Apply Across All Assets, Not Just Property

Australia's proposed capital gains tax (CGT) reforms are shaping up as one of the most…

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Financial educator’s advice on how to reduce your home payment by up to $7000 in 2023

Mortgage holders are still having trouble as a result of the eight consecutive increases in…

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Times of Australia

The Reserve Bank of Australia increases the cash rate for a ninth month in a row.

The Reserve Bank of Australia increased the cash rate to its highest level in more…

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The Times of Australia

  • Australia’s Black Market Tobacco Boom: Organised Crime’s Grip Tightens Amid Soaring Taxes

    Australia’s Black Market Tobacco Boom: Organised Crime’s Grip Tightens Amid Soaring Taxes Australia’s Black Market Tobacco Boom: Organised Crime’s Grip Tightens Amid Soaring Taxes By TechKangaroo | May 31, 2026 MELBOURNE – A shadow economy worth billions has gripped Australia’s tobacco market, with organised crime syndicates now controlling an alarming two-thirds of all sales. This…

  • Blind Leading the Blind: Drunk Learner and Supervisor Charged in Sydney’s Southwest

    A routine traffic stop in Sydney’s southwest took a bizarre turn yesterday afternoon when highway patrol officers discovered that both a learner driver and his supervising passenger were allegedly heavily intoxicated behind the wheel. About 4:00 PM on Saturday, May 30, officers from the Liverpool City Highway Patrol pulled over a sedan on Meadows Road…

  • Melbourne Underworld War Escalates: Teens Arrested in Third Bar Arson Attack

    Melbourne Underworld War Escalates: Teens Arrested in Third Bar Arson Attack **MELBOURNE –** The simmering underworld war targeting Melbourne’s vibrant hospitality scene has flared again, with two teenagers arrested in the early hours today after allegedly attempting to firebomb Bar Bambi on Flinders Lane. This latest incident marks the third time the popular venue has…

  • Officeworks Offshores Hundreds of Australian Jobs to India and Philippines

    Officeworks is shifting hundreds of jobs from its Sydney and Melbourne offices to India and the Philippines is sparking a reaction across Australia. It’s a big call, part of a $15 million cost-cutting overhaul, coming after the company’s less-than-stellar half-yearly results. Officeworks says this global move will help them tap into more skilled workers overseas.…

  • Melbourne CBD rocked by ATM explosion, alleged thief critically injured

    Melbourne CBD rocked by ATM explosion, alleged thief critically injured An audacious attempt to blast open an ATM in Melbourne’s bustling CBD took a grim turn overnight, leaving one alleged offender with life-altering injuries after the homemade explosive device detonated prematurely. The incident unfolded around 2:45 AM on Victoria Street, at the Queen Victoria Market,…

  • Dee Why’s Dark Night: Man Left For Dead After Confronting Loud Partiers

    Dee Why’s Dark Night: Man Left For Dead After Confronting Loud Partiers Dee Why, Sydney – A Sydney street descended into a brutal scene last night, leaving a local man savagely beaten and left for dead after a simple plea for quiet. The 47-year-old, whose identity remains protected, is now stable in hospital, but the…