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To stop women's violent deaths, we have to speak to boys
Opinion
23-year-old Victorian Hannah McGuire was allegedly murdered last week.
Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Matt Tyler
Opinion
While almost everyone gets a tax cut, one group gets hurt even more
Kasy Chambers
The fight for fairer welfare has been a long and ongoing one. Picture by Dion Georgopoulos
Opinion
Doing it tough? Absolutely avoid these lenders
Jenna Price
Lenders are doling out massive harm to those in distress. Picture Shutterstock
Jackie got fed up and found another way to feed the family
Cost of Living
Jackie Walker, pictured with her two-year-old daughter Violet, has been subscribing to Farmers' Pick for a seasonal produce box for more than a year to help curb rising living costs. Picture by Lachlan Bence
Melanie Whelan
RBA keeps interest rates on hold, but warns future levels are 'uncertain'
Brittney Levinson
Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Opinion
That cheap dress you bought online might actually help the economy
Adam Triggs
Research shows you can save money by shopping online. Picture Shutterstock
Cost of Living
'Will I ever be able to own a home?': the horror question haunting young people
Monique Patterson
Young people are being priced out of the housing market according to Member for Wannon Dan Tehan. Picture by Canva
Inflatable pigs 'loose' in Parliament for supermarket duopoly stunt
Karen Barlow
Member for Kennedy Bob Katter and Independent Member for Clark Andrew Wilkie dressed as pigs. Picture AAP
Opinion
Wondering where last week's pay went? You're not alone
Jarrod McGrath
Many workers would be right to ask where did my money go? Picture Shutterstock
Greens threaten housing brawl over help to buy scheme
Karen Barlow
Greens housing spokesperson Max Chandler-Mather during question time. Picture by Gary Ramage
Opinion
There's a big reason pollies have no interest in fixing our housing
Maiy Azize
The people tasked with improving the country's housing crisis have too many snouts in troughs to be bothered fixing it. Picture Shutterstock
Analysis finds biggest losers in proposed tax change
Natalie Vikhrov
Treasurer Jim Chalmers. Picture by Gary Ramage
Opinion
Who are the tax cut naysayers talking to?
Zoë Wundenberg
The median income in Sussan Ley's electorate is below $40,000/pa. Picture by Gary Ramage
Opinion
Almost half of our entrepreneurs don't break even. Here's what needs to be done
Luke Actherstraat
The problems small businesses face are not purely the result of external shocks but arise from years of policy decisions. Picture Shutterstock
Opinion
A few cash breadcrumbs are being disguised as action on the cost of living
Crispin Hull
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Opinion
How Labor can find the middle ground on tax cuts
Ebony Bennett
If Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers were designing a $320 billion tax cuts package today it would look nothing like stage three. Lucky for them there's still time to change it. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Opinion
The small business dream being strangled by red tape
Amanda Rose
One study estimated Australian businesses waste an average of 81 days a year on admin alone. Picture Shutterstock

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