A young woman speaks out from inside Rafah, Gaza's violent last refuge
March 10th is the deadline Israel has given Hamas to release the remaining hostages before Israel launches a massive, troops-on-the-ground invasion of Gaza’s southernmost city of Rafah. In this specia...
22 Feb 202412min
Could rentvesting be your secret to beating the housing crisis?
More and more Australians are choosing rentvesting as their way into the property market. It’s basically buying in a high rent areas as an investment and then renting in an area you want to live. It m...
21 Feb 202420min
Will the Woolies CEO retiring change anything for you at the checkout?
At 8:30am today, Woolworths announced its CEO Brad Banducci is retiring after eight years in the top job. Woolworths announced to the stock market that Banducci will be retiring in September, to make...
21 Feb 202412min
Should pharmacists be given more power to issue prescriptions?
Pharmacists are being given more power to give and refill prescriptions. It comes as more and more GPs opt out of bulk billing and a doctor shortage in regional areas mean it’s more difficult to see a...
20 Feb 202418min
Is Sydney's asbestos mulch crisis about to spread across the country?
Sydney is currently dealing with a widespread asbestos-contaminated mulch investigation, with 45 locations - including potentially six schools - contaminated with bonded asbestos that was mixed in wit...
20 Feb 202410min
Who are the 41,000 victims of our growing human trafficking market?
The number of people charged with human trafficking in Australian Federal Police is growing year on year. We’re talking about forced marriage, sexual exploitation, child trafficking, forced labour, do...
19 Feb 202421min
The stunning bravery and suspicious death of Alexei Navalny
The man many considered Russian President Vladimir Putin’s most powerful critic, Alexie Navalny, is dead. His death comes after a highly publicised assassination attempt a few years ago, when it's be...
19 Feb 202412min
Dementia: The growing challenge to Australians as they age
There are 450,000 Australians living with Dementia. Our parents or grandparents drift away from us as the disease takes hold. So are we doing enough to manage the crisis? Closed wards, limited interac...
18 Feb 202421min
