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How to make the most of your Dine and Discover vouchers in lockdown
Haven't used your Dine and Discover vouchers yet? Big changes to the program this week mean you can still score a free meal despite lockdown.
Aussies are sitting on a gold mine of stuff: What you’ve missed this week
Australians have a gold mine in the cupboard, and cash grants for flood-affected businesses. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Winners and losers from this week’s NSW state budget
Kids, schools, and farmers are set to benefit from the NSW state budget which was handed down this week.
Court approves $1.7 billion settlement for robodebt victims
The federal court has given the green light to a $1.76 billion settlement for victims of the government's "shameful" robodebt scheme. Here's who will get paid.
A new way to invest for kids: What you’ve missed this week
There's a new way to buy shares for your kids, and you can now earn frequent flyer points for borrowing money. Here's what you've missed this week.
Is this the end of tax returns for 11 million Aussies?
Picture a tax system where everyone is entitled to a $3000 standard deduction, free of the rigmarole of receipts and deductions. Could it actually work?
Ask Paul: Should we have the option to pocket extra super contributions?
When the super contribution increases from 9.5% to 12%, one idea is that employees could pocket the extra 3% or put it in super. What are your thoughts?
NSW floods: Your guide to accessing financial support
If you've been caught up in the once-in-a-century floods sweeping NSW, here's where you can turn for financial assistance.
Ask Paul: My fiancee and I are in our 50s and still renting
Phil and his fiancee are still renting in their 50s and would like to buy a property close to Sydney, but are they eligible for first home buyer grants?
Employers can now claim $10,400 for hiring young Aussies
The JobMaker scheme, which pays employers up to $10,400 in incentives to hire workers, has kicked off.