Kaaren Morrissey
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Australia's card surcharge ban is kicks in this week (opens the original)
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A ban on card surcharges is supposed to deliver savings for Australian shoppers, but the reality could be quite different if retailers raise prices and banks claw back losses by axing rewards. The reform, driven by the Reserve Bank of Australia, comes into effect on Thursday, when anyone paying with a debit or credit card will be spared the surprise of extra charges at the till. Under the new rules, retailers must either absorb the cost or build it into their prices. But they could also offer a
Myer shrugs off biggest loss in nearly a decade with staggering claim (opens the original)
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A leading department store chain has dropped its worst annual loss in close to ten years, after shoppers pulled back on spending because of cost-of-living pressures. But Myer is sticking to its transformation plan, as it banks on its standing as the go-to place for gifts to lift its fortunes going into the busy Christmas holiday period. The 126-year-old business posted a fiscal year 2026 statutory net loss of $276.5million – its worst outcome since a $486million loss in fiscal year 2018, and wor
Major warning for Aussies as scammers impersonate high profile figures (opens the original)
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Online fraudsters are at it again, trying to lure older Australians with fake celebrity endorsements and investment tips. The number of so-called 'pump and dump' scams being reported to the financial regulator has soared recently, causing it great concern. 'We suspect scammers are deliberately targeting Australians nearing retirement,' commissioner of Australian Securities and Investments Commission, Alan Kirkland, said. 'They know many people in this age group have accumulated retirement saving
Dirty workplace drug habit on the rise in Australia (opens the original)
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More Australian workers are taking drugs on the job in a stark warning to bosses, three years after a fatal wedding party bus crash that killed 10 people. The Drug Detection Agency, Australasia's largest workplace drug-testing provider, on Thursday released its latest report for the final quarter of 2025/26. The data shows the ingestion of amphetamine-type stimulants, including methamphetamine, soared over the year among the mostly blue-collar workers who underwent testing. The drugs now account
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