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  • Card Payment Surcharges to End Across Australia from 1 October
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    Card Payment Surcharges to End Across Australia from 1 October

    ByUmesh Dhakal September 28, 2026October 8, 2026

    Australian consumers will no longer face separate card payment surcharges when using major credit, debit and prepaid cards from 1 October 2026, under new payment rules announced by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). The change means businesses accepting eftpos, Mastercard and Visa payments will generally no longer be able to add an extra fee…

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  • Why Far-Right Ideas Appeal Beyond the Fringe
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    Why Far-Right Ideas Appeal Beyond the Fringe

    ByUmesh Dhakal September 26, 2026October 8, 2026

    Many feel governments aren’t holding up their end of the deal, corroding support for democracy, … By Mario Peucker We hear a lot today about the pile-up of overlapping problems like climate change, war, financial stress, and inequality. Together they make people feel increasingly uncertain, anxious and pessimistic about the future. Meanwhile, voters’ trust in…

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  • Crime falls in Victoria as auditor-general finds no evidence $40m youth program works
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    Crime falls in Victoria as auditor-general finds no evidence $40m youth program works

    ByJiali HONG September 26, 2026October 8, 2026

    Victoria crime falls as audit questions effectiveness of $40m youth program With two months to go until the 28 November state election, two official reports released this week have presented different findings on crime and youth offending in Victoria.New Crime Statistics Agency data shows a 3.8 per cent fall in criminal incidents across the state…

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  • NT mango growers warn working holiday visa changes could worsen seasonal worker shortages
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    NT mango growers warn working holiday visa changes could worsen seasonal worker shortages

    ByJiali HONG September 26, 2026October 8, 2026

    Northern Territory mango growers have warned that planned changes to Australia’s Working Holiday Maker program could make it harder for farms to secure enough workers during the harvest season. Under the federal government’s proposed changes, working holiday makers seeking to stay in Australia for a second or third year will have to enter a ballot….

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  • Nearly 2 million Quest customers affected by data breach
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    Nearly 2 million Quest customers affected by data breach

    ByJiali HONG September 25, 2026October 8, 2026

    Nearly two million Quest Apartment Hotels customers have had personal information affected in a data breach, with some records containing passport or driver licence numbers and credit card details. Quest Apartment Hotels said information relating to 1,991,613 customers was affected. The information relates to records from before June 2025.The company said 104,268 records contained passport…

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  • Victorian Coalition pledges three new selective-entry schools
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    Victorian Coalition pledges three new selective-entry schools

    ByJiali HONG September 25, 2026October 8, 2026

    The Victorian Coalition has pledged to build three new selective-entry high schools in Melbourne’s outer suburbs by 2030 if it wins the state election on 28 November. Opposition Leader Jess Wilson announced the policy on Sunday, saying the new schools would expand access to selective education for high-performing students. The Coalition has also pledged to…

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    Victorian Labor promises tougher penalties for sexual and family violence offenders

    ByJiali HONG September 25, 2026

    Victorian Labor has pledged to introduce tougher penalties for sexual and family violence offences if it is re-elected at the state election on 28 November. Premier Ben Carroll announced the proposed reforms on Sunday, including a maximum penalty of life imprisonment for rape and an additional five years to the maximum penalties for all serious…

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