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A small and unassuming café in a suburban Melbourne street is attracting a growing fan base thanks to its inflation-defying prices.

An investigation by ACMA found that some customers had tried multiple times to unsubscribe but were still being bombarded with unwanted messages.

His company has acquired almost 26 million shares in one insurance company.

We found some savings in their tight budget.

If you've got one of these resting in a box of keepsakes, you could be about to strike it rich.

The two forecasts don't seem to make a lot of sense, but there's one key reason why it all adds up.

It continues a trend that extends back to mid-2023, according to the ABS data.

Everyone in the country is going to benefit from the $3.5 billion package – and it's going to have a big impact on inflation.

The top piece in the collection from the motor racing icon sold for nearly $2m.

Depending on where you look, Jim Chalmers is a "money spinner", inflation dragon tamer or a clown whipping up ballon animals for all.

The federal budget, as told in our interactive charts.

The federal budget is being touted by Treasurer Jim Chalmers as being for "every Australian". But as ever, some are better off than others.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers acknowledged global tensions when he presented the budget tonight.

Super on paid parental leave and anti-domestic violence measures are at the heart of the federal budget's investment into women, but it doesn't end there.

From tax cuts to debt relief, there are a range of cost-of-living measures that'll be announced by Jim Chalmers.

The telecommunications company has asked customers to be vigilant amid a new text scam.

US officials worry the next recession could be intensified by a cascading series of failures in the mortgage industry caused by crashing home prices, frozen financial markets and soaring delinquencies.

She and her ex-husband Bill Gates founded and built the foundation into one of the world's largest philanthropic organisations over the past 20 years.

Hundreds of locals have signed a petition after being faced with a 90-minute drive to their nearest bank.

A judge will rule today who should pay for the former Liberal staffer's lawyers.

Millions of people are expected to buy tickets for next week's draw after no one claimed the top prize yesterday.

9News has crunched the numbers to find out how much Western Australian residents will save.

Michael Pryde recklessly invited his friends and family to gamble their money.

Despite their strict budget for groceries.

The operators are mostly targeting Australians aged between 25 and 50, putting them at risk of having their retirement savings eroded.

Two of the world's richest royal families are flexing multi-billion-dollar war chests to win a battle of the skies.

Insolvency levels have reached their highest point since 2015, according to worrying new data.

More than three million Australians are expected to have their student debt cut in the federal budget as a part of measures to ease cost of living pressures.

Ahead of May's federal budget, 9news.com.au looks at an average Aussie family's weekly bills.

A NZ woman was left with a "nasty surprise" when she returned from work to find a $77 fine on her windshield

About 67 per cent of Australians don't feel their superannuation is in a good position for their age.

Charlie Chao's 'billionaire' joke before the draw comes true, and he now plans to 'find a good doctor for myself'

Economics advisor Warren Hogan says the strengthening economy could spell bad news for battlers.

It wasn't high earners bearing the brunt of the burden, with low and middle incomes having to cough up more.

The US President signed into law a $146.5 billion war aid measure that includes aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan and that also has a provision that would force social media site TikTok to be sold or be banned in the US.

A New South Wales fisherman is getting ready to cast a line off a new boat after winning $1 million in this week's Monday and Wednesday lotto draw.

Six people have been arrested in last year's multimillion-dollar gold heist at Toronto's Pearson International Airport, police in Canada and the US said.

And one economist warns it could descend further, potentially prolonging high interest rates.

Australians lost almost $1 billion to card fraud in 2023, startling new data reveals.

Alarm bells rang when she heard her friend's 78-year-old mother was dating an international traveller. Now she's identified the red flag everyone should be looking for.

It is the largest single seizure of prescription medication in New South Wales history.

Cash, documents, a gel blaster and fireworks have been seized as police investigate an alleged tax fraud of extraordinary scale.

In the past year, house prices in Australia have risen 8.8 per cent.

The NSW Department of Education has announced a massive slash to public school budgets.

Australians are working longer and retiring more gradually, easing the pressure on the aged pension.

The campaigner leading a "keep cash alive" movement said banks - not people - are the ones who will profit from a full transition to digital payments.

Anglicare Australia warns that the poorest are being "pushed deeper into poverty".

A Melbourne man who has been playing the lottery since he was 18 has finally scooped a multi million dollar jackpot in his 50s- and plans to retire.

In all, 22 people have been arrested and $986 million in assests have been seized as part of the investigation.

Australians should be paying upwards of $50 for a main course meal at a restaurant if the industry is to remain solvent, according to a top Melbourne chef.