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Daylight saving in Australia: When it starts and whether clocks go forward or back (opens the original)
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Daylight saving begins this weekend in several parts of the country, bringing more sunlight into the afternoon and evening. But the annual clock change also means losing an hour of sleep overnight, and it can take some people a little while to adjust. Daylight saving begins on Sunday 4 October 2026. Your trusted source for staying up-to-date with the world around you. Get free daily news updates and analysis, straight to your inbox. In NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and the ACT, clocks move forward by
Australia's card surcharge ban starts tomorrow. Here's everything you need to know (opens the original)
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From tomorrow, the familiar sting of a card surcharge will disappear for Australians paying with most major cards. But the changes come with a few catches — and not every checkout fee is going away. From 1 October, businesses can no longer add a separate surcharge simply because a customer pays by card on the affected payment networks. Your trusted source for staying up-to-date with the world around you. Get free daily news updates and analysis, straight to your inbox. The change comes through n
What's worrying the RBA now? The risks it couldn't ignore (opens the original)
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The head of the Reserve Bank hopes the fourth rate rise of the year announced on Tuesday will turn the tide on the past six months of elevated inflation. The RBA announced interest rates would rise to 4.6 per cent from 4.35 per cent and didn’t rule out a potential fifth rate rise this year in November to try to tame inflation. "The hope here is that this will be restrictive enough," Michele Bullock told reporters on Tuesday afternoon. "Now, will it be enough? I don't know." The rate rise follows
Live updates: Rates call looms; 15-year high in sight; the hold camp's argument (opens the original)
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Raising interest rates will not only see higher mortgage repayments and diminished borrowing power, but could also slow the delivery of new housing. Domain chief residential economist, Dr Nicola Powell, explained that building approvals remain subdued and housing is increasingly competing with infrastructure, renewable energy and data-center projects for the same workers, materials and resources. "Australia's construction industry only has so much capacity. As labour and materials are drawn into
Australian gas giant and Traditional Owners locked in $300 million compensation battle (opens the original)
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Woodside is at a stalemate with a Traditional Owners organisation that is seeking hundreds of millions of dollars more in compensation from the Australian energy giant. It's understood negotiations between the nation's largest gas producer and the Ngarluma Yinjibrandi Foundation Limited (NYFL) over an agreement that compensates the Indigenous organisation for use of its land in Western Australia's resource-rich Pilbara region have stalled. Sources close to the negotiations have told SBS News tha
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