Strange place world’s richest person is living while advising Trump
Tech mogul Elon Musk has been ‘living in a cottage’ in Mar-a-Lago since Donald Trump got re-elected on November 5...
Continue Reading →Aussie workers get double digit returns on their retirement savings
Aussie workers have benefited from supperannuation funds having their best year since 2021 and their eighth best since the turn...
Continue Reading →Howard Government ignored 2003 warning on capital gains tax change impact on housing affordability
Despite recognising spiralling house prices were pushing home ownership aspirations out of reach more than two decades ago, the Federal...
Continue Reading →Spacecraft attempts closest ever approach to Sun
NASA Parker Solar Probe will break records as it makes its burning hot fly-by A Nasa spacecraft is attempting to...
Continue Reading →Biden commutes most federal death sentences
Reuters US President Joe Biden has commuted the sentences of 37 out of 40 federal death row inmates, switching their...
Continue Reading →‘Absolute necessity’: Trump’s plan to buy world’s largest island
Donald Trump has declared taking ownership of Greenland an “absolute necessity” once he takes office in January, as part of...
Continue Reading →Bombshell claims against Donald Trump ally Matt Gaetz
IN THE US A damning report has found there is “substantial evidence” a politician who Donald Trump wanted to run...
Continue Reading →Households credit card spending set to surge to $86bn this festive season
Aussies are spending up big this holiday period through their credit cards, with experts fearing it could take them years...
Continue Reading →Elon Musk advised not to seek top US security clearance over concerns with foreign contacts, alleged drug use
Donald Trump’s decision to make Elon Musk joint-head of a new US government department, aimed at culling waste and boosting...
Continue Reading →‘Unavoidable’: Treasurer Jim Chalmers defends budget deficit after revealing astonishing $21.9bn deficit blowout
Budget deficits over the next four years are forecast to increase by $21.8bn to $143.9bn, with the budget blowout blamed...
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