Stuart Marsh
Nine News Australia
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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Money Matters: Bizarre rule that makes coins no longer 'legal tender'
A little-known law about Aussie coins could mean that some people are making illegal payments. → Read More
'That's our job and it's unpopular': RBA boss defends rapid interest rate hikes
<p>Philip Lowe has refused to put a limit on how far the Reserve Bank will go to contain inflation, as he faces a grilling by a senate inquiry in Canberra.</p> → Read More
Money Matters: Can Aussie businesses force customers to tip?
Tipping practices in Australia can bring on strong emotions - and for good reason. → Read More
Small fire breaks out onboard docked cruise ship in Sydney
<p>The fire impacted one guest stateroom and was suspected to have been caused by an electrical device.</p> → Read More
Aussie households suffer biggest cost of living jump in two decades
Households are enduring the highest yearly jump in living costs since the late 1980s. → Read More
Money Matters: Is surge pricing legal when people are trying to get home?
Jacking up prices during high demand feels illegal for the consumer, but the reality is far different. → Read More
RBA poised to hike rates on Melbourne Cup day for the second time in more than a decade
<p>It&#x27;s known as the race that stops the nation, but this year it just may be the rates that stop the nation&#x27;s spending in its tracks.</p> → Read More
Behind the budget numbers: When life will actually get cheaper for Australians
<p>Behind the doom and gloom of global uncertainty, the budget did offer some light at the end of the tunnel.</p> → Read More
Federal Budget 2022: Radical plan designed to cool Australia's housing affordability crisis
<p>A landmark agreement will aim to tackle Australia&#x27;s housing affordability crisis by building one million new homes over five years.</p> → Read More
Australia to offer six months paid parental leave by 2026
Australia will offer new parents up to 26 weeks paid leave in a huge overhaul of the scheme. → Read More
Sydney man arrested for alleged SMS scam using leaked data from Optus cyberattack
<p>A Sydney man has been arrested over an alleged SMS scam that used information obtained from the recent Optus cyberattack.</p> → Read More
RBA forecast to announce sixth consecutive interest rate hike today
<p>Homeowners are bracing for more pain today with the Reserve Bank of Australia forecast to issue another interest rate hike.</p> → Read More
Victoria's largest coal power station shutting down 10 years early
<p>The power giant has pledged to work with the plant&#x27;s thousands of employees at the site to &quot;transition&quot; them into &quot;new and existing industries&quot;.</p> → Read More
Bunnings rolls out Afterpay for in-store purchases
<p>DIY hardware juggernaut Bunnings will accept buy-now-pay-later service Afterpay from today as Australians look to split the upfront cost of their spring projects.</p> → Read More
Australia Post weighs future of up to 30 post offices as customers head online
<p>Up to 30 metropolitan post offices across Australia could close as customers take to the service&#x27;s online offerings in droves.</p> → Read More
Australia records fastest rise in inflation since introduction of GST
<p>Inflation in Australia has reached a level not seen in decades, recording the second highest quarterly increase since the introduction of the GST.</p> → Read More
Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg lands job at investment giant Goldman Sachs
"We are fortunate to bring to Goldman Sachs a person of Josh's deep public and private sector experience, connectivity, and insight," Kevin Sneader, co-president of Goldman Sachs in Asia Pacific Ex-Japan, said. → Read More
Money Matters: Can you get a refund if you change your mind about a product?
We change our mind about purchases all the time - but does that mean you're guaranteed a refund? → Read More
Money Matters: The obscure law door-to-door salespeople must follow
Consumers have more power than they realise when dealing with door-to-door salespeople. → Read More
Money Matters: Is it unconstitutional to refuse cash as legal tender?
Cash is indeed legal tender, but does that mean a business has to automatically accept it? → Read More