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Bank’s $350m cash cost revealed
Australia's largest bank has detailed the huge cost of keeping cash circulating nationwide, saying what we take for granted is challenging".
‘Aligned’: Chalmers fends off rift with RBA
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the Albanese government and the Reserve Bank are aligned in the fight against inflation.
Huge cyber attack costs Aussie small business $50k
Small Aussie businesses have glaring holes in their cyber security, and it's costing them dearly as tougher penalties take effect.
‘Vital plank’: Albo’s big move with Indonesia
Australia and Indonesia have agreed to a major pact that will shake up bilateral security between the two countries.
Update in alleged throuple murder plot
A new detail has emerged in the case of three people charged with murder plots allegedly involving axes, pillows and a hit man.
Man fights for life after hit and run
A pedestrian has sustained life-threatening injuries in an alleged hit and run on a suburban street.
Clash over $3bn hit to Australia’s bottom line
Federal spending has been put into the spotlight following the dramatic drop of iron ore prices due to weakened demand from China.
DV-accused cricketer’s bid for rehab
Lawyers for a former Australian cricket legend charged with a raft of domestic violence-related offences have revealed his rehab plans in a completely new state.
’Shot in the arm’: New Metro’s glowing review
Just about every single one of the 425 trains darting across the new Sydney Metro line were on time on its very first day of full operation.
‘Dystopian’: Coles defends terrifying image
The photo was taken at a Coles in Melbourne and posted on social media, sparking dozens of comments from concerned shoppers.
Killer croc on loose in Queensland
A fisherman was killed by a croc last year. Authorities say they got the animals involved, but locals tell a different story.
CFMEU clean-up not ‘attack’ on workers
A bid to clean up the embattled CFMEU is not an attack on construction workers", the minister spearheading the efforts says.
‘Generous’ teen dies suddenly on gap year
A prestigious school community has remembered the generous' teenager who tragically died while on a gap year in the UK.
‘Finally’: Star’s jab after major win
The television veteran shared the joke to his followers almost 24 hours after winning the top award and getting a special tattoo.
Higgins will not give evidence in trial
Brittany Higgins will no longer give evidence in senator Linda Reynolds' defamation trial.
Iron ore weighs on ASX
Chinese manufacturing, and it turns out Chinese babies, have left their mark on the ASX on Monday despite the market closing up.
CFMEU clean up not ‘attack’ on construction workers, minister says
Labor's bid to clean up the embattled CFMEU is not an attack on construction workers", the minister spearheading the efforts says.
Horror as teen killed by fallen branch
A 17-year-old boy has died after he was struck by a falling tree branch while working with his dad.
Rent crisis over? Where rents are falling
Sick of paying too much rent? Good news: the worst could be over. Or it could, at least, if you know where to look.
Higgins will not give evidence in trial
Brittany Higgins will no longer give evidence in Senator Linda Reynolds' defamation trial.
Further jobs on the chopping block at Rex
More than 70 airline employees could be facing further redundancies, weeks after Rex fell into voluntary administration.
Horror as body found in river
A man's body has been pulled from a Sydney river, a week after locals reported hearing a voice crying for help.
‘Malicious’: Fake online scam sites pulled
A staggering number of dodgy investment and crypto sites are being pulled offline in a crackdown by Australia's corporate watchdog.
Major update after Booktopia collapse
Struggling book retailer Booktopia has been purchased by an electronics businessman after falling into voluntary administration earlier this year.
‘Generous’ teen dies suddenly on gap year
A teenager who tragically died while on a gap year in the UK has been remembered as a generous and lovely young man".
Brother, cousin killed showing off car
Two families have been left devastated after a popular young man killed his brother and cousin in a horror high-speed crash on Easter Sunday.
Nine confirms major shake-up at Today
Big changes are coming to Nine's flagship Today show, including a new co-host and a raft of new presenters.
Bank boss’s warning in cost-of-living crunch
More Westpac mortgage holders are falling behind on their payments while the bank posts a flat $1.8bn profit for the latest quarter.
Bitter feud at embattled airline escalates
The Rex chairman has filed a criminal complaint against the airline's former chairman as their dispute escalates.
Bank boss’s warning in cost-of-living crunch
More Westpac mortgage holders are falling behind on their payments while the bank posts a $1.8bn profit for the first half of the year.
Woman’s wild claim before girl, 8, died
A woman charged over the death of a young girl whose insulin was allegedly withdrawn for days made a bizarre claim following her arrest.
Higgins’ defamation trial enters third week
A decision will be made if senator Linda Reynolds' former chief of staff Fiona Brown will be excused from giving evidence in person.
‘Why not both’: Domino’s ‘experimental’ new pizza
Foodies unable to decide between snacks this grand final season are in luck with the launch of a new experimental" pizza.
Worrying new ‘wake-up call’ for Australian employers
Workplaces across the country have experienced a big power shift in the favour of employers, but bosses have been warned a brutal wake-up call" is looming.
Smiles for businessman charged with foreign interference
A businessman charged with supplying national security secrets to Chinese spies was all smiles as he left court for the first time after more than a year behind bars on remand.
Greens attacked over CFMEU ‘silence’
Labor and the Coalition have banded together in attacking the minor party, as legislation to appoint administrators on the CFMEU continues to stall.
Blockbuster cricket deals signed
Sydney's iconic Pink Test and Jane McGrath Day have a safe home at the SCG until 2030 as new hosting deals are signed.
CFMEU, NDIS bills to face senate
The government is hoping to have a better week in the Senate as it aims to push through key bills.
Neighbours at war over $5 million lottery
Three Sydney neighbours have been locked in a two-year feud after one claimed he was cut out of a $5 million lottery win.
How iron ore price could impact Aussie economy
The Treasury is monitoring falling iron ore prices, as it warns continued struggle could result in a $3 billion dent in the Australian economy.
Opposition ahead of Albanese government in the polls
The government is trailing the Coalition on a two-party-preferred basis for a second consecutive month.
Huge change to workplace laws about to start
Massive changes to workplace laws kick in August 26, but a long-running survey finds companies already giving staff the right to disconnect" retain workers for longer.
Higgins’ defamation trial enters third week
A decision will be made if Senator Linda Reynolds' former chief of staff Fiona Brown will be excused from giving evidence in person.
Huge blaze destroys factory
A factory has been destroyed by an early morning blaze, with witnesses reporting loud explosions coming from inside the building.
‘At his head’: Horror knife claim at Westfield
A man has been charged after allegedly brandishing a knife at a customer's head at a busy Sydney Westfield centre.
Shock finding on Aussie cash use
A new report has made surprising findings about the use of cash and the number of businesses accepting cash in Australia.
‘Madness’: Aussies slugged by hidden ‘tax’
Thousands of Aussies trying to keep their bills down are being stung with a hidden tax advocates are calling madness" as the cost of living continues to bite.
Warning after dark web pill death
A young Australian tradie felt he had to turn to the dark web for pain medication, but the pills were laced with a deadly unregulated opioid.
Dutton seeking legal advice after Zali Steggall calls him ‘racist’
Peter Dutton is seeking legal advice after being called racist' by another MP for his call to ban visas for those fleeing Gaza.
PM’s Spelling Bee breaks records after NAPLAN truth bomb
As experts call for a return to more explicit teaching in the wake of the nation's NAPLAN results, teachers lead the charge with record students numbers in the PM's Spelling Bee.
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