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Cabinet minister Anne Aly hacked after 'inadvertently' opening WhatsApp scam link

It's understood the Labor frontbencher received a link from "a trusted friend", which led to her WhatsApp account being hacked.

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Why your next specialist visit could cost a lot more than expected

Already exorbitant fees are continuing to rise every year — here's by how much.

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Young, judged and underestimated: The realities of being a teen mum

As teenage motherhood becomes rarer than ever, young women share what it's like to raise a child while still growing up themselves.

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Major Australian employers are cutting jobs. What does it mean for the economy?

A rate hike and a slew of company job cuts have raised questions on the labour market's strength.

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Community mourns delivery rider killed in Melbourne

Jianming Feng, a delivery rider, was killed while working in Melbourne's CBD on Friday evening.

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The little-known migration story behind one of Australia's biggest Diwali celebrations

In Woolgoolga, Diwali is more than a festival. It's a story of migration, identity and generations finding home.

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Australia's biggest cultural project since the Opera House goes live

The NSW premier has hailed the riverfront marvel, but the Coalition is demanding credit for the project Labor once opposed.

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The grim news for Australian travellers quietly updated this week

Australians' desire for travel has not diminished across its carriers, despite rising costs, Qantas has said.

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'Wasn’t intentional': What Beau Lamarre-Condon said in his double murder trial this week

While the ex-cop claims two men accidentally shot themselves, prosecutors allege a jealous execution.

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Stable condition update marks positive step in Helen Haines' recovery

Helen Haines' alleged attacker, 43-year-old Brendan Nugent, has been charged but has yet to enter a plea.

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Bondi shooting victim Eva Geller, 90, dies nearly a year after terror attack

Eva Geller spent much of the last 11 months battling health conditions related to injuries she suffered in the attack.

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More than three months after the World Cup, why haven't the Socceroos been paid?

With stars owed up to $36,000, Football Australia says tax complications in the United States are to blame for the hold-up.

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These Kiwis were driven to Australia by rising costs. Could an election bring them home?

As New Zealanders head to the polls on Saturday, a growing exodus to Australia raises questions about the country's economic future.

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The Bollywood connection you never expected to find in Alice Springs

The people and cultures reshaping life in Australia's Red Centre.

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A month after Australia's card surcharge ban, here's what's happened to prices

New data reveals how cafes and other businesses responded after Australia's ban on card payment surcharges.

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Alleged murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon gives evidence in court for first time

The accused admitted an alleged break-in "was stupid".

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How David Jones could emerge from administration a very different retailer

It's the world's oldest department store. But David Jones' inability to keep up with consumers could see its end.

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What David Jones' administration means for shoppers, stores and gift cards

After years of losses, the high-end retailer has entered administration. Here's how it got here and what happens now.

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The hidden cost of living in Australia's mining heartland

Ringed by mining wealth, Roebourne relies on a community-run store to keep fresh food on its shelves. But it isn't always enough.

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'Still a lot of optimism': The surprising finding in a survey of 10,000 Australians

Australians are increasingly worried about money and the future. But one thing keeps us together.

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