Lifestyle
Architectural wonders: A journey through time and culture
8 February
When it comes to experiencing cultural architecture, the world is rich with destinations that showcase the history, art, and innovation of human civilization. Here are some top destinations known for their distinctive architectural...[Read More]
Retirement planning tips and mistakes to sidestep
1 February
Whether youāre in your 30s, 40s, or 50s, the importance of retirement planning cannot be overstated. Starting early allows you to build a secure financial foundation for your retirement years. However, the strategies and concerns differ based on...[Read More]
Sloppy sun safety putting young people on slippery path
1 February
Sloppy approaches to sun safety are leading young Australians down a slippery path, with a skin cancer awareness campaign delivering a timely slap on the wrist. Three in four 18 to 30-year-olds believe they are unlikely to develop skin cancer over...[Read More]
More than 500 Tesla Model 3s recalled for safety change
31 January
More than 500 new electric cars have been recalled within weeks of their release in Australia after a change to an important safety feature. The federal Transport Department issued the recall for new edition Tesla Model 3 vehicles on Wednesday after...[Read More]
āThreatā of rivalry can be enough to lower airfares
31 January
Airline passengers typically pay half the amount for a ticket serviced by three carriers than if the route is flown by just one. A federal task force has revealed a sector sensitive to competition, with research suggesting the āmere threatā of...[Read More]
NSW looks to poach from SA with regional-living push
31 January
A NSW push to poach interstate essential workers has been dismissed by South Australia as a desperate effort to fill the more populous stateās skill āchasmsā. The Make the Move Campaign is aimed at boosting the number of essential workers in...[Read More]
Electric vehicle shipping problems cause a real stink
25 January
Australia has missed a major electric vehicle milestone and the reason for it stinks. Sales of low-emission vehicles had been tipped to top 100,000 for the first time in 2023 after their popularity more than doubled throughout the year. But just as...[Read More]
Inspiring Australians gather as they vie for top honour
25 January
Community leaders, educators, volunteers and medical researchers are among finalists descending on Canberra for the Australian of the Year awards. The winners of the four categories of the prestigious national gong will be announced on Thursday,...[Read More]
Australiaās population tips over 27 million
25 January
Australiaās population has surged to more than 27 million as births and migrants arriving outstrip deaths and residents leaving the nation. The Australian Bureau of Statistics population clock tipped over the mark on Wednesday and continues to...[Read More]
Fares lose altitude as more flights cleared for takeoff
24 January
Australians travelling overseas can expect cheaper airfares in 2024 as new carriers and bigger aircraft bring more seats to key destinations online. After reaching historic highs following the COVID-19 pandemic, international airfares fell in the...[Read More]
Saving for rainy days even on a tight budget
18 January
When you have a tight budget, it may seem impossible to save money. And with rising inflation, itās not difficult to understand why the personal savings rate in Australia decreased last year. However, conserving money while youāre short on cash...[Read More]
Family Law ā can be a complex and stressful journey
18 January
Family law encompasses a wide range of legal issues, including divorce, child support, and custody, and navigating through these matters can be an intricate and emotionally challenging experience for all parties involved. In Australia, family law...[Read More]
Forgotten and expired gift cards leave billions unspent
18 January
Australians could be nearly $200 richer if they kept track of their gift cards instead of letting them go to waste. Across the nation, about $1.4 billion worth of gift cards have gone untouched, according to data from comparison website...[Read More]
Under 35s driving cruise ship resurgence
18 January
One in four Australians plan to go on a cruise this year, with younger people the most likely to set sail, a new survey has revealed. The figure is more than three times that of last year, representing a much-needed recovery for the cruise industry...[Read More]
Electric car charging stations tipped to double again
17 January
Electric vehicle charging sites will double in Australia again over the coming year, according to a new report, on top of record-breaking growth over the past 12 months. The analysis, released by consulting firm Next System on Tuesday, found...[Read More]