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Clothing repair and upcycling popular as inflation hits household budgets
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From gated villages across Australia, retirees are sharing their financial horror stories about the land lease industry
via abc.net.au
The $12 billion land lease industry, which caters to retirees looking for affordable low-maintenance living, has largely flown under the radar. But across the country, more claims are emerging of questionable practices including fee gouging, excessive rent increases and misleading contracts. -
Financial horror stories are emerging from these gated villages across Australia
via abc.net.au
The $12 billion land lease industry, which caters to retirees looking for affordable low-maintenance living, has largely flown under the radar. But across the country, more claims are emerging of questionable practices including fee gouging, excessive rent increases and misleading contracts. -
'Do your homework': Retirees turn on each other over gated villages
via abc.net.au
The $12 billion land lease industry, which caters to retirees looking for affordable low-maintenance living, has largely flown under the radar. But across the country, more claims are emerging of questionable practices including fee gouging, excessive rent increases and misleading contracts. -
'I refused to let them win': After this traveller's luggage went missing, he took on the airline β and won
via abc.net.au
With his bag checked in and passport in hand, Michael Pascale boarded an international flight in May 2020, oblivious to the real journey he was embarking on. -
'I refused to let them win': After Michael's luggage went missing, he took on the airline β and won
via abc.net.au
With his bag checked in and passport in hand, Michael Pascale boarded an international flight in May 2020, oblivious to the real journey he was embarking on. -
Puffing Billy gets a leg-up, as sill-sitting returns for the full forest journey
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Passengers on Victoria's iconic Puffing Billy steam train can again dangle their legs for the full length of the railway journey, for the first time since 2018. -
How buying a takeaway shop helped this mother and daughter get beyond dementia diagnosis
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Sue Macgregor thought her daughter was crazy when she suggested they buy a takeaway shop in the country to help manage Sue's dementia. -
Two years on from hikers' inquest, locals say proposed upgrades aren't making Australia's 'largest monolith' any safer
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The WA government has committed millions of dollars to improve safety at a national park after four people died there within a year. But locals fear not enough has been done. -
Gisborne knocks back developer's plan for 1,400 homes amid 'terror' at sprawl
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The Macedon Ranges Shire Council says it will need to build apartments to cater for housing demand, as it rejects a proposed 1,400-house development in Gisborne.
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