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‘Better off waiting’: When you should have bought a house
Many homes last changed hands when the market was at its hottest, but buyers who waited have been rewarded with more capital growth.
Woolworths profit falls as it grapples with unhappy customers
The grocery giant pivoted to lower prices for value-conscious shoppers amid cost-of-living pressures, while shareholders have been rewarded with a special dividend.
Two killed after jet tyre explodes during Boeing plane maintenance
Delta said it was working with local authorities to investigate what happened at the wheel and brake shop.
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US Votes 2024
What will happen to your mortgage if ‘tariff man’ Trump wins the White House
Many countries would respond to Trump’s tariff hike with tit-for-tat trade restrictions. That would increase the cost of goods and services traded internationally, stoking inflation.
Matt Wade
Senior economics writer
Fresh federal indictment filed against Donald Trump in January 6 case
The new indictment removes a section for which the Supreme Court in a 6-3 opinion last month said Trump was entitled to immunity from.
Opinion
Superannuation
Nearing 60, counting my super, and thinking: Time for the dump truck?
Having grown up carefree then worked in a certain non-lucrative profession, I’m now obsessively Googling ‘how much I need to retire’, quickly followed by, ‘how much would I get for selling a major organ online?’
Brendan Foster
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$5 billion gone: The other housing crisis crippling Baby Boomers
The shortage could leave the sector without 21,200 beds as operators warn of financial pressures that will force them to close more homes than they build.
Greens pledge ‘excessive profits’ tax on business
To sweeten the deal, the Greens say much of the revenue would pay for cost-of-living measures, such as including dental cover in Medicare.
The Gina Rinehart effect: billionaire gives Driza-Bone a ‘softer’ look
The mining magnate’s surprise turn as a fashion designer has been revealed, with help from some Olympians. But will her vision prove a hit with customers?
Millions spent to boost natural disaster defences in WA
A multi-government plan to boost Australia’s disaster defences will see communities across the country better protected during natural disasters like floods and cyclones. Follow today’s top news headlines.
How do I answer the dreaded ‘salary expectation’ question on job applications?
Answering this question is much easier in person, writes Dr Kirstin Ferguson.
This pot of gold is one of the most nourishing things you can eat, plus it’s cheap and easy to make
A rich, long-simmered bone broth is the secret to these nourishing, big-flavoured dishes.
The traumatic consequences of covering Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial
Writer Lucia Osborne-Crowley spent many weeks listening to evidence and interviewing survivors of the crimes of Ghislaine Maxwell and her paedophile boyfriend, Jeffrey Epstein.
Opinion
Luxury holidays
Sorry, but kids should be banned from luxury resorts
I’m no child hater. It’s not the kids at these sorts of places I want to avoid, it’s the parents who feel it’s okay to bring them there.
Craig Tansley
Travel writer
Giant-killer Kokkinakis making up for lost time at US Open, de Minaur prevails
Five more Australians have progressed to the second round at the US Open, including Thanasi Kokkinakis who stunned the 11th seed in New York.
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AFL 2024
Why Petracca’s bid to depart the Demons remains a long shot
Melbourne have reached a crossroads as Christian Petracca continues to try and force his way to a Victorian powerhouse, but rival clubs are yet to step forward with a realistic package to secure the champion midfielder.
Matildas, Socceroos to remain on Network 10 for next five years
Football Australia has sealed a new five-year broadcast deal for the national teams with Paramount Australia - but most of the Matildas’ next two major tournaments will be put behind a paywall.
Western Australia
State of excitement: Perth’s State Buildings announce new culinary team
Changes include the return of a familiar face, plus a new Wildflower head chef with serious fine-dining pedigree including a stint at World’s Best Restaurant, Geranium.
Metronet Midland: Bright lights and loud bells waking residents up every night
Since the Cale Street level crossing opened six weeks ago Aaron Cooper has suffered night after night of interrupted sleep.
Perth families denied burial plots seek ‘compassionate’ way forward
After closing a cemetery, a Perth metropolitan council has advised widows they can no longer be buried in the lots they bought beside their husbands.
‘Like the ’80s’: Seven’s sexy Santa dancers leave Perth staff scratching their heads
Seven West Media is yet to address staff in relation to a performance by four women dressed as “sexy Santas” in a town hall meeting last week.
Pilbara lithium leader’s profit crushed after price collapse
The collapse in lithium prices has crushed full-year profits at Australia’s leading producer, Pilbara Minerals, and denied shareholders any dividends.
Politics
Greens leader Adam Bandt pledges to supersize corporate taxes
To sweeten the deal, the Greens say much of the revenue would pay for cost-of-living measures.
Business
Are you up to running a small business?
In the first of a six-part series, founders share the emotional and tactical strengths you need to secure the long-term growth of your business.
World
Two killed after jet tyre explodes during Boeing plane maintenance
Delta said it was working with local authorities to investigate what happened at the wheel and brake shop.
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CFMEU members are right to rage, but they’re railing at the wrong people
Nick McKenzie
Investigative reporter
BHP’s multibillion-dollar cash machine will survive any China meltdown
Stephen Bartholomeusz
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Property
Perth’s luxury property market outperformed its international peers. Here’s how
While a quarter of cities around the globe declined as even the well-heeled hit their affordability limits, four major Australian capitals recorded price growth.
Lazy land: State government invests $17 million to unlock hundreds of new apartments
The reforms, aimed at increasing housing supply as the state grapples with an acute housing shortage, would allow the construction of 1700 new apartments.
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Money psychology
Be sensible, keep it simple: Lessons learned after 24 years in personal finance
Navigating personal finances is trickier than ever, making reliable reporting even more important.
John Collett
Personal finance editor
Culture
‘The great wait is over’: Gallagher brothers bury the hatchet for Oasis tour
Noel and Liam Gallagher have ended several days of intense speculation, revealing Oasis will return to the stage in 2025.
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Pie Noble asks for trade
The defender who missed Collingwood’s premiership last year, John Noble, has asked for a trade.
Petracca battles insomnia, sees psychologist after internal injuries as trade saga continues
As speculation about his playing future reaches fever pitch, Christian Petracca has revealed there were fears he might not survive the injuries he sustained in the King’s Birthday match.
From a 2.46m tall volleyballer to a bear attack survivor: Ten must-watch Paralympic events
The Paris Paralympics will feature some of the best athletes in the world – here are some highlights to look forward to.
‘No.1 voice in footy’: Seven spruiks Kane Cornes as recruit for 2025
The Seven network has made a major recruiting splash, poaching AFL expert Kane Cornes to join its commentary team next season.
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AFL 2024
‘A little bit of action’: Voss chases down alleged car thief who was armed with a knife
Grabbing a coffee turned out to be anything but routine for the Carlton coach, who held on to the alleged thief until police arrived.
A new Australian tennis star has emerged at the US Open
American-born Australian teenager Maya Joint is shaping as the country’s newest tennis star after joining Alexei Popyrin in winning on the US Open’s opening day.
How a vision-impaired gold medallist will help Australians get the full picture at Paralympics
Para-cycling gold medallist Felicity Johnson is about to break new ground in commentary.
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From a 2.46m tall volleyballer to a bear attack survivor: Ten must-watch Paralympic events
The Paris Paralympics will feature some of the best athletes in the world – here are some highlights to look forward to.
