Helping kids with living expenses through early training
19 June
There’s a family event of sorts that gives parents mixed feelings of sadness, apprehension and relief — and children a lot of excitement: when a child leaves the proverbial nest.
Now, this can happen early during your child’s teenage years or...[Read More]
Deceased estates: navigating a difficult time with legal support
19 June
Losing a family member or loved one is one of life’s most challenging experiences.
Managing the legal and administrative responsibilities of a deceased estate can feel overwhelming amid the grief and loss.
Ensuring that your loved one’s...[Read More]
International destinations retirees should have on their bucket list
19 June
If you’re an Australian or British retiree, retirement is the perfect time to travel the world and explore the places you’ve always wanted to see.
Travelling may lead to much more than just a relaxing vacation, too. Seeing the world in your 50s,...[Read More]
How to make your phone work smarter using AI features
18 June
Artificial intelligence is becoming a must-have feature in modern smartphones but what the technology does differs from brand to brand.
Apple announced several upcoming AI software features at its Worldwide Developers Conference in Cupertino this...[Read More]
App could change how Aussies with a disability dine out
18 June
Going out for dinner is often all about the food or the vibe. But for the one in five Australians with a disability, choosing a restaurant involves much more.
A new web app, developed at the University of Melbourne, aims to change that.
Freya...[Read More]
Hitting the brakes on EV, hybrid help could slow cuts
18 June
Australia risks stalling efforts to cut transport emissions if it does not reintroduce tax breaks and incentives for the purchase of electric and hybrid vehicles.
The Australian Finance Industry Association issued the warning on Monday with its EV...[Read More]
The top 5 places to visit in Australia for retirees
12 June
Now that you’ve retired from the workforce and have all the opportunities to do what you want, you’re ready to take the trip of a lifetime.
If you’re planning to take a tour across Australia, here’s a list of 5 top destinations to visit...[Read More]
Teaching kids about money at different stages in their lives
12 June
It’s every parent’s dream to secure their children’s future. Of course, not everyone has the wealth required to do this, and the next best thing you could do as a parent is to teach them how to budget and invest.
Through financial education,...[Read More]
EV myths drive Aussies wrong way down electric avenue
11 June
More than a third of Australians believe misinformation about electric vehicles, while almost half accept the myth battery-powered cars are more likely to catch fire, a study shows.
Interventions using fact sheets and artificial intelligence...[Read More]
A prime minister, a filmmaker and academics honoured
11 June
KING’S BIRTHDAY 2025 HONOURS LIST AT A GLANCE
* 830 Australians recognised
* 581 people received awards in the general division of the Order of Australia
* 14 appointed as Companions (AC) of the Order of Australia
* 31 Officers (AO) of the Order...[Read More]
Mastering the art of asking favours
5 June
Asking for a favour is a delicate art that, when done correctly, strengthens relationships and builds trust.
However, when approached poorly, it can strain even the strongest of connections.
Whether within families, friendships, or professional...[Read More]
Your winter home maintenance checklist
5 June
While winter in Australia may not be as harsh as in other parts of the world, it’s still essential to keep your home in tip-top shape during the colder months.
So, if you need a handy winter home maintenance checklist, this is for you.
Use...[Read More]
Australia’s big car love affair still fuelling sales
4 June
Australians’ love for big vehicles continues to fuel new car sales, with utes topping the charts and SUVs making up three in every five purchases.
But motorists are still putting the brakes on vehicle buys as sales slowed by a small margin in May,...[Read More]
Australians all aboard cruises as holidays soar
4 June
The number of Australians setting sail on cruise ships has soared in the past 12 months but fears remain that the local industry could miss out on the full benefits of the boom.
Travel blogger Honida Beram is among the 1.32 million Australians who...[Read More]
Scammers cheat Aussies out of millions in four months
4 June
Australians have lost at least $119 million to scams in the first four months of 2025, as phishing cons almost tripled in value.
The consumer watchdog’s National Anti-Scam Centre is calling on businesses to join forces to share data to combat...[Read More]
