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Have you made one of these six travel mistakes? (opens the original)
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There's nothing quite like a well-earned break. But whether you are driving to your nearest beach town or embarking on an adventure via a long-haul flight, simple mistakes can make a holiday memorable for all the wrong reasons. Here are some common errors and how you can avoid them. When travelling, people often rush around, seeing as much as possible, says Michael Turtle, a travel writer and blogger who lives on Gadigal land in Sydney. "[But] you're just so exhausted by the end of the day that
The best of early spring produce, from avocados to Asian greens (opens the original)
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It's (finally) spring, but you might need to wait just a little longer for some fresh produce favourites, such as peas. There are still plenty of signs that the seasons are changing, though. Asparagus and mangoes are beginning to come into season, strawberries are less expensive and citrus varieties are transitioning in and out. Gary (Gurinder) Singh and Navi Kaur, from 5 Rivers Fresh Fruit and Veg at Dandenong Market in Naarm/Melbourne, say Asian greens are still a good option in September. Var
You may have heard of 'quiet quitting', but what about 'career minimalism'? (opens the original)
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"My full-time job gives me a stable income. It's very low-stress. I have a good working environment," Grace McClelland says. The 34-year-old works as a receptionist and office manager and does online content creating "on the side", on Gadigal land in Sydney. You may have come across terms like "career minimalism", "job minimalism", "decentring work" and "soft life" in your social media algorithm. These terms are often used to describe prioritising work-life balance or factors such as stability,
The basics you should sort out while saving for your home deposit (opens the original)
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The process of purchasing a home can feel overwhelming. Beyond putting money aside for a home deposit, it can be hard to know how to prepare. But there are steps you can take — while you're still saving — that will help you get to the point of signing on the dotted line. Mortgage broker Craig Morgan says there is an advantage to being a first home buyer, because it can mean you are aware that there's a lot you don't know, and are willing to learn. He explains that people buying a second or third
This is how to approach tracking your spending and why it matters (opens the original)
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Some of us track our finances and some of us do not (after all, there's a long list of things we would probably rather do instead). Mia Sandgren falls confidently into the first category. Mia, who is a public servant on Larrakia Country in Darwin, says she's lucky to be in a position where her diligently filled-out spreadsheet helps her budget for the things she loves. National Debt Helpline coordinator Vicki Staff says tracking your spending is an essential part of being in control of your fina
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