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The financial toll of domestic violence can strip a person of their identity, so how do you rebuild it?
via abc.net.auDomestic violence comes at a great cost to victim-survivors, and it costs the nation billions. So, what can we do about it? -
SA dairy Beston Global Food Company goes into voluntary administration
via abc.net.auAbout 22 farmers and 159 workers at the company's Jervois and Murray Bridge sites will be affected by the development. -
Tasmania promises 'smart' public transport payment usually reserved for major cities
via abc.net.auTasmania is to finally get a 'smart' ticketing system for the state's bus and ferry network at a cost of $35.4 million. -
More items revealed as not being budgeted for in Hobart's proposed stadium costings
via abc.net.auA three-storey, underground car park at Hobart's proposed Macquarie Point AFL stadium is the latest known exclusion from the building cost estimates, a parliamentary hearing is told. -
For $775m, Hobart will get a stadium with no flashy screens, food or drink β but now there's no car park either
via abc.net.auA three-storey, underground car park at Hobart's proposed Macquarie Point AFL stadium is the latest known exclusion from the building cost estimates, a parliamentary hearing is told. -
Lights, Camera, Action β Kylie Minogue is coming on tour to Australia
via abc.net.au"I'm glad that we can finally share it with everyone," Australia's pop princess Kylie Minogue is set to tour early next year — with fans being treated to old classics and whole new album, Tension II. -
Kylie Minogue reveals 'more dates to be announced' ahead of world tour
via abc.net.au"I'm glad that we can finally share it with everyone," Australia's pop princess Kylie Minogue is set to tour early next year — with fans being treated to old classics and whole new album, Tension II. -
'The conduct we are considering is very serious': ACCC launches action against Coles and Woolworths
via abc.net.auThe Australian Competition and Consumer Commission launches legal action against Woolworths and Coles, alleging the supermarket giants breached consumer law by misleading consumers through discount pricing claims on hundreds of products. -
Supermarket giants taken to court over claims they hiked prices before offering 'discounts'
via abc.net.auThe Australian Competition and Consumer Commission launches legal action against Woolworths and Coles, alleging the supermarket giants breached consumer law by misleading consumers through discount pricing claims on hundreds of products. -
Live: ACCC takes legal action against Woolworths and Coles over allegedly misleading pricing claims
via abc.net.auThe Australian Competition and Consumer Commission launches legal action against Woolworths and Coles, alleging the supermarket giants breached consumer law by misleading consumers through discount pricing claims on hundreds of products. -
ACCC takes legal action against Woolworths and Coles over allegedly misleading pricing claims
via abc.net.auThe Australian Competition and Consumer Commission launches legal action against Woolworths and Coles, alleging the supermarket giants breached consumer law by misleading consumers through discount pricing claims on hundreds of products. -
Do you out-earn your partner? For some Asian women that do, theyβre viewed as 'disrespectful'
via abc.net.auWomen of Asian backgrounds reveal they've been told to "not be so ambitious" by earning more money than their partners. -
Devni was told 'not to threaten' her ex-boyfriend's place by earning more money than him
via abc.net.auWomen of Asian backgrounds reveal they've been told to "not be so ambitious" by earning more money than their partners. -
Live: PM speaks on supermarket code as Coles and Woolworths savaged on ASX
via abc.net.auThe big supermarkets Woolworths and Coles share prices have been hit hard on news the ACCC has hauled them into court alleging they had misled customers over hundreds of discounts, while the ASX 200 opened down 0.7pc after Wall Street's rate-cut rally came to a halt on Friday. Follow the latest on our live markets blog. -
Live: Coles and Woolworths savaged on ACCC court action, ASX tumbles 0.7pc after Wall Street's rate-cut rally stalls
via abc.net.auThe big supermarkets Woolworths and Coles share prices have been hit hard on news the ACCC has hauled them into court alleging they had misled customers over hundreds of discounts, while the ASX 200 opened down 0.7pc after Wall Street's rate-cut rally came to a halt on Friday. Follow the latest on our live markets blog. -
Live: ASX set to slip 0.8pc after Wall Street rate cut rally stalls
via abc.net.auThe ASX is set to decline 0.8pc after Wall Street's rate cut rally came to a halt on Friday. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
Live: ACCC hauls supermarket giants into court over allegedly misleading discounts, ASX set to slip 0.8% after Wall Street's rate cut rally stalls
via abc.net.auThe ACCC has hauled Woolworths and Coles into court alleging they had misled customers over hundreds of discounts while the ASX is set to fall after Wall Street's rate cut rally came to a halt on Friday. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
Coles and Woolworths savaged on ASX as market tumbles 0.7pc β as it happened
via abc.net.auShare prices of the big supermarkets were hit hard on news the ACCC hauled them into court over allegations they misled customers over hundreds of discounts, while the ASX 200 dropped 0.7 per cent ahead of tomorrow's RBA rates decision. Look back at the day's events. -
As storms crossed Tasmania, another storm was raging: inside the TasNetworks control room
via abc.net.auTasmania's Fair Work Commission has heard of four incidents deemed to have threatened community safety earlier this month during recent storms. -
Labor's tram revival on back burner despite warnings about future traffic congestion in Adelaide
via abc.net.auLabor has "gone cold" on its ambitious plans to revive Adelaide's tram network, as a public transport researcher warns the lack of new routes threatens the city's liveability. -
Australia's largest night parrot population may be protected by dingoes, but mining is planned for their desert home
via abc.net.auAround half of the nation's total known night parrots live in a patch of the Great Sandy Desert in Western Australia. While dingoes appear to protect them, the potential effects of a proposed road are less clear. -
Three in four home loans are written by mortgage brokers, infuriating banks and delighting customers
via abc.net.auThe banking royal commission described the way in which mortgage brokers are paid as "conflicted remuneration" and "money for nothing". Customers don't care. -
Mortgage brokers dominating home loan market and infuriating banks
via abc.net.auThe banking royal commission described the way in which mortgage brokers are paid as "conflicted remuneration" and "money for nothing". Customers don't care. -
Greens demand hostile takeover of RBA in exchange for passing board reforms in likely death knell to treasurer's bill
via abc.net.auThe demand that the treasurer intervene to cut rates unless governor Michele Bullock does so herself effectively sinks Jim Chalmers's chances of passing his reforms. -
Warranty expired? Here's why you might still be entitled to a refund
via abc.net.auTwo class actions were launched against Harvey Norman this week, with lawyers arguing its extended warranties offer little or no value because of guarantees that automatically apply under consumer law. Here's a look at what the law means for customers. -
An unusual Sydney rental ad attracted critics online. Before long things blew 'out of all proportion'
via abc.net.auAfter a three-bedroom inner-Sydney apartment went viral for its strict conditions for tenants, the internet came hard for the agency behind it. In response, that same business has begun posting personal details of their critics in a move to stop the posts. -
Fans are 'hungry' for music, and this Tasmanian couple may have the answer to keeping festivals alive
via abc.net.auHarry and Charlotte celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a music festival for friends and family. Now, they are the organisers of a boutique festival in Tasmania's north-west. -
Are 'smaller, boutique' music festivals the way to save live music from collapse?
via abc.net.auHarry and Charlotte celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a music festival for friends and family. Now, they are the organisers of a boutique festival in Tasmania's north-west. -
Tupperware's bankruptcy reflects an increasing skepticism around multi-level marketing schemes, experts say
via abc.net.auTupperware's plastic may be famously indestructible, but the US-based company filed for bankruptcy this week. It's cause for reflection from the Australians who sold the containers to party-goers across decades. -
A four-tonne machine just printed a house in the US. What can Australia learn?
via abc.net.auTexas just opened its biggest ever 3D-printed neighbourhood as a solution to its acute housing problem. Could it be the solution the Australian construction has been waiting for?
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