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Bluey fans can trade in dollarbucks ‘for real life’ after Australia Post and the Royal Australian Mint release a new limited edition set of 10 $1 Bluey coins – but you’ve got to get in quick
Bluey fans can trade in dollarbucks ‘for real life’ after Australia Post and the Royal Australian Mint release a new limited edition set of 10 $1 Bluey coins – but you’ve got to get in quick
Apart from soccer and swimming, hardly any kids are currently playing Olympic sports – and the reason could mean bad news for future gold medal bids for Australia
Scott Pape and other financial experts believe Australian kids need a ‘vital’ tool as Generation Alpha’s digitally-led lives mean they have to be scam savvy from a younger age than ever before
Australian families thousands out of pocket after ‘once in a lifetime’ student space camp company collapses
Australian $1 and $2 paper notes are popping up online for sale for more than 1000 times their old value. Discover the special feature that makes them worth a bundle today
Chest-beating construction union boss John Setka morphs into King Kong as AFL head umpire Steve McBurney awards a penalty against the angry gorilla in Mark Knight cartoon
Let’s hope the Heeler family put aside a set of commemorative coins for Bluey, as the Royal Australian Mint’s limited edition $1 coins sell out and buyers with big bucks go bonkers on eBay
It was created in their classroom and now these three 12-year-old Australian friends can’t believe how successful their Swipee card game has become as it starts selling around the world
US presidential hopeful Donald Trump has been found guilty of falsifying business records and still faces other charges – so can he still run for re-election on Nov 5? The answer may surprise you
The lure of the Titanic remains undimmed despite the OceanGate tragedy last year, as a billionaire investor partners with Triton Submarines to prove to the world travelling to the site can be safe
The Melbourne Cup is on the move, taking in capital cities and country towns across the nation as well as eight overseas destinations, with $50,000 for an Australian charity up for grabs
Mystery surrounds the final fate of the San José, as suspicions and rumours swirl around one nation amid multiple claims on the shipwreck, long rumoured to hold billions in sunken treasure
Treasurer Jim Chalmers had his work cut out delivering this week’s federal budget while attempting to win the hearts of voters and big business, as captured in Knight’s three-part series
Sleepwalkers beware but daydreamers take note: the sweet little cottage from the beloved film Up is set to become a destination with a difference, flying high in the sky over the American desert
Burdened by HECS debt, today’s university graduates find their dreams of financial freedom chained to a huge debt ball right at the beginning of their adult careers, says cartoonist Mark Knight
Fishermen young and old aren’t shy of exaggerating the size of their catch but NT teenager Keegan Payne has just won serious bragging rights after bagging a barramundi worth a million bucks
The Olympics has long been considered an amateur competition, where even pro-athletes do not get paid, but a new move from World Athletics could change that level playing field forever
Meet Ruby McLellan, Australia’s pint-sized property investor, who along with her brother and sister turned pocket money into a house deposit – how did she do it?
Cartoonist Mark Knight says Royal Australian Navy’s heart will go on after big spending promises from the Albanese Government bring the prospect of better defence capacity and brand new toys
James Magnussen is the first high-profile Australian athlete to accept an invitation to the ‘Enhanced Games’, an event designed to test performance enhancing drugs and help billionaires fight ageing