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Insurance unaffordable for flooded homes almost two years on from disaster
Home owners are struggling to obtain or afford insurance as they recover from north Queensland floods almost two years on.Â
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Southern Tasmania's only homeless outreach service at maximum capacity
A team of just three people works to make life a little easier for those without a roof over their heads in Tasmania.Â
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Lifelong renter now living in tent with dog after Tasmanian housing struggles
A team of just three people works to make life a little easier for those without a roof over their heads in Tasmania.Â
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Homelessness outreach service struggles to keep up with demand
A team of just three people works to make life a little easier for those without a roof over their heads in Tasmania.Â
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Your street may soon have an EV charger. It could be unusable
Thousands of EV chargers are coming to power poles on residential streets, but data shared with the ABC suggests drivers may struggle to access them.Â
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Watchdog says super funds are failing their members
Australia's corporate regulator is threatening legal action against super funds that do not step up to resolve complaints.Â
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Thousands of public EV chargers may be unusable
Thousands of EV chargers are coming to power poles on residential streets, but data shared with the ABC suggests drivers may struggle to access them.Â
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Super funds issued with legal warning following regulator's damning report
Australia's corporate regulator is threatening legal action against super funds that do not step up to resolve complaints.Â
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Australia nears 'largest property downturn in 40 years' as prices plunge
House prices have fallen for a seventh consecutive month, with the speed of the decline tracking at the fastest pace in 40 years, according to a property research group.
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Mine rescue teams compete underground in biggest competition in a decade
Emergency response teams from some of WA's biggest mines have been put through their paces hundreds of metres underground for the annual mine rescue competition.
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Government will not promise net savings in budget update, despite inflation pressure
Finance Minister Katy Gallagher says growing pressures on the federal budget mean the government cannot promise it will find overall savings in its December update, even as Australians brace for another interest rate rise amid ongoing high inflation.Â
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SA's historic Gladstone Gaol reopens with ghost tours
One of regional South Australia's historic landmarks reopens its doors to the public, with new caretakers leaning into the site's dark heritage.
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FBI accuses North Korea of Binance hack
The FBI has backed the opinion of crypto experts, by officially accusing North Korean hackers of stealing more than $US6 billion from cryptocurrency exchange Binance.
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Fifty years on, Julius Dam continues to sustain outback communities
When Julius Dam opened in 1976, it was hailed as the answer to Mount Isa's water shortages. Half a century later, the engineering achievement continues to support communities and industry across North West Queensland.
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Country town reliant on backpackers warns visa changes will cripple business
Backpackers like Valerie Casto are the lifeblood of businesses and farms across Manjimup, with locals arguing proposed changes to working holiday visas will hurt the community.
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Third weekend of protests in France as youth-led rallies sweep Europe
Hundreds of thousands of protesters, inspired by frustrated high school students, take to the streets across France in demonstrations over living costs and education.Â
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