Sezen Bakan
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Flying on autopilot: Automated planes decades away
Aviation experts say it will take a few decades of development and testing before regulatory authorities will give automated commercial planes the green light. → Read More
Workers missing out as real wages fall amid billions in profits
A slowdown in salary growth shows workers are missing out on businesses' surging post-pandemic profits – even those that are in high demand. → Read More
Dishwashing liquids rated: Which suds are duds?
As someone who's probably constantly scrubbing dishes, find out which dishwashing liquids are best at the job – and which aren't performing. → Read More
Home value falls are slowing, but have not hit rockbottom
Tight housing stock has muted home value falls, but experts warn this isn't the end of the road for declines this year. → Read More
It's a landlords' market: Four tips for negotiating your rent
Australia's already-tight rental market is squeezing further, and if you've got a good deal, you'd better hold on tight. → Read More
Choice hands out green points for sustainable packaging
You might not pay any attention to the box your new kettle arrived in, but it could have a long-lasting effect on the environment. → Read More
Qantas Money Home Loan: Not bad, but not great
Airline giant Qantas has swooped into the home loan market in a move likely to draw in travel-hungry mortgagers. → Read More
Top frozen food brands revealed as Aussie belts tighten
This week's cash rate rise means many Australians will be looking to save wherever they can – this is where frozen food can help save the day. → Read More
Venus Williams surprises fans with Aussie favourite pick
The US star has given a surprise shoutout to a local tennis name, despite his less-than-stellar recent performances. → Read More
Local councils play it cool amid beach cabana debate
Cabanas have taken Australian beaches by storm recently, and councils are telling grumblers they're here to stay. → Read More
Aussie trust tumbles for some of the country's biggest brands
Australians are keeping a wary eye on staple local businesses after a horror year of hacks and travel disruptions. → Read More
More plastic waste than ever before adds to climate woes
Despite growing awareness about climate impacts, there is more single-use plastic waste than ever – and production is set to outstrip demand. → Read More
Experts warn against sneaky home loan application tactics
Thousands of homeowners have fibbed to secure a home loan, but experts warn they will have trouble bearing the true cost down the road. → Read More
Human composting gains ground as environment concerns grow
Burial and cremation have long been the standard way to farewell loved ones – but there is a movement in the US towards a greener alternative. → Read More
Jeremy Renner conscious, out of surgery after dangerous accident
Marvel star Jeremy Renner is now conscious and in a stable condition after being hospitalised following a snow ploughing accident. → Read More
Mariah Carey under fire over hit Christmas song
Mariah Carey's classic song continues to break records, but the singer's longtime collaborator has thrown cold water over its origin story → Read More
Avatar director's tactic to avoid ‘Stranger Things effect’ revealed
The first 'Avatar' sequel just hit cinemas, but the director has already taken steps to avoid a 'Stranger Things'-like gaffe in future. → Read More
How to recover from a festive season financial hangover
The holiday season comes with a flood of sales – but these specials could tempt cash-strapped Australians into financial distress. → Read More
Indonesia sex ban may cool Aussies' love affair with Bali
A new so-called 'bonk ban' in Indonesia has made the biggest headlines – but what does it mean for Australian tourists? → Read More
Falling property prices slow down
Home owners have been hit hard as property prices plummet this year, but new data shows the fall is slowing down. → Read More