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How you can win $20,000 towards the overseas holiday of your dreams (opens the original)
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From Japan to Italy, Egypt or the Arctic, one lucky reader can win $20,000. What could $20,000 do for your travel bucket list? Perhaps you'd finally see the glaciers and wildlife of the Arctic, search for lemurs and chameleons in Madagascar, or wander Tokyo's streets before heading for Mount Fuji. One lucky reader will get the chance to turn that daydream into a real holiday, with a $20,000 Bunnik Tours voucher up for grabs this September. The competition is being run by The Senior, part of the
Aged care residents winning back thousands in major fee crackdown (opens the original)
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Tens of thousands of dollars are to be refunded to aged care residents at the centre of an alleged price-gouging dispute, while the government seeks to put better protections in place. Upcoming amendments to the Aged Care Rules 2025 will ban long-term aged care residents being charged extra for services that were previously free to them, prior to the new system being implemented last year. The government has acted after widespread complaints and confusion, plus a class action against one aged ca
Why losing weight could be the wrong goal for your health after 65 (opens the original)
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Carrying a few extra kilos as you age may be good for your health, new research shows, while the findings highlight why weight-loss can actually a red flag later in life. Deakin University Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition professor David Scott told The Senior the US research showed a higher body mass index may "protect against mortality" as you age, but not so if all your weight was in your beer belly. "The problem is that BMI - which is calculated using a person's height and weight
Cost-of-living pressures 'no more', claim 1 in 3 finance experts (opens the original)
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One in three finance experts believe Australia's cost-of-living crisis is over, despite many people reporting they're still feeling the squeeze. "The word 'crisis' exaggerates the circumstances confronting a majority of Australian households," said Saul Eslake from Corinna Economic Advisory. "Maybe that's because I'm old enough to remember the double-digit inflation, unemployment and interest rates of the late 1970s and 1980s." Eslake was one of 38 money experts and economists surveyed by compar
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