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Mar 31, 2026

The Block 2026 Contestants Revealed

Filming kicked off in March for The Block 2026 and we got our first sneak peek of the contestants when they met Scotty Cam for a site tour on day one of filming. This year we have a brand new cast wit

Mar 24, 2026

Massive fortune and properties Chuck Norris left behind

The staggering net worth and properties of Chuck Norris have been revealed following the news of his death at 86. The martial artist and actor passed away just one day after he was hospitalised in Haw

Mar 17, 2026

1 in 2 Aussies now face major home price rule change

Home sellers in NSW will soon have to share a price or price guide when advertising their home for sale, creating greater price transparency for buyers in more than half of the country. The NSW state

Mar 10, 2026

Reducing your mortgage or boosting your super: What should you do?

For many Australians, being mortgage free is the ultimate goal, but is it all its cracked up to be when retirement comes? Working out whether to prioritise paying extra on your home loan or boosting

Mar 2, 2026

The unexpected household upgrade cutting Australian energy bills by thousands each year

Australian’s are getting savvy with their household budgets and this one unexpected move is saving homeowners an average of nearly $3,000 a year. As the federal government’s National Energy Bill Reli

Feb 24, 2026

Understanding your Water and Sewerage bill

Griffith City Council has conducted water meter readings during January and February, capturing data for the 2nd trimester water and sewer accounts for 2025/26. The billing statements will be dispatch

Feb 23, 2026

Meet the next generation redefining the dream home

What if the smartest way to get ahead in Australia’s housing crisis isn’t to climb the ladder, but to step off it? Australia has long worshipped at the altar of real estate. Now, some are quietl

Feb 10, 2026

Hip-pocket cost: How much the RBA rate hike could cost homeowners

Australia’s first rate hike in two years is set to push capital city mortgage repayments up by as much as $200 a month, with the Reserve Bank flagging more tightening ahead. Governor Michele Bulloc

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