Soap opera Ode to Joy propels Weet-Bix push into China
Generations of Australians have grown up on Weet-Bix. Now those in China may do so, too, when they are introduced to Nutri-Brex.
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Julie Power
Julie Power is a reporter for Fairfax Media
Masters fire sale prompts complaints about poor pricing
Masters Home Improvement's firesale has been dogged by consumer complaints of discounts that don't live up to the promised bargains.
Storage Wars: The billion dollar business based on junk
It was a gamble that paid off in the best tradition of the televison reality show, Storage Wars.
The surprising jobs that will make you feel smart
Sydney bike shop owner Josh Blake used to be an accountant with a top firm but now he has "Phd from Trek University".
Don't worry, you will get paid on the leap day
Instead of calling Monday, February 29, a leap day, the one year in every four with 366 days, we should call it loopy leap day full of wacky traditions, tall stories, difficult mathematics and curve balls.
Boxing Day sales: New rules mean $1 billion local shopping frenzy
For the first time, shoppers in Western Sydney and the rest of the state will be able to take advantage of Boxing Day sales without a long trek into Sydney.
Petrol prices drop, but expected to increase before Christmas: NRMA
Petrol prices is urging motorists to fill up while cheap petrol prices last, says NRMA's
Rally and petition pressure government to buy local
A public rally in Wollongong on Saturday will call on the NSW and Federal Governments to help save Port Kembla's steelworks.
Class warfare has to disappear if BlueScope is to survive in Port Kembla
Port Kembla steelworkers are facing a do-or-die decision.