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Does buying a home really make people happier?
Will I feel a warm rush of neighbourliness or will I simply find myself forced to live next to a chain-smoking, loud-music-playing nosy parker?
Jessica Irvine is a senior economics writer for Fairfax Media.
Will I feel a warm rush of neighbourliness or will I simply find myself forced to live next to a chain-smoking, loud-music-playing nosy parker?
Where does the time go?
Here it is, an embarrassing confession from a long-time advocate of renting: I want to own a home.
It's often said that women can't be what they can't see – CEOs and leaders. But the same is true for fathers.
There is still good reason to expect wages growth will pick up.
Less cluttered, less distracting, and less chaotic environments may lead people to snack less.
I will be resuscitating my successful university Student Representative Council campaign slogan of "Yes for Jess".
There are many things about which the decorated businessman David Gonski gives a Gonski – education funding being perhaps forefront in many people's minds.
A report by the Australian Institute of Company Directors acknowledges for the first time that the target to get women to hold 30 per cent of board seats by 2018 is unlikely to be met.
You'll pay the high cost of electricity distribution for some time to come.
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