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Energy giant AGL is pushing back against a massive $25 million fine imposed for wrongly withdrawing welfare payments from hundreds of vulnerable Australians. The company argues that the penalty is “manifestly excessive” and that the federal court judge should not have used the fine as a means to “provoke attention” from AGL’s board and executive Continue reading

A young Australian mother was left devastated after receiving an unexpected $8,000 Centrelink debt notice. The shocking bill arrived without warning, leaving her scrambling for answers and wondering how she would repay such a significant amount. The Unexpected Debt: How It Happened The mum, who had been relying on Centrelink payments to support her family, Continue reading

Ontario’s legal landscape is undergoing significant changes that will affect a variety of sectors, including transportation, construction, and trade, starting in March 2025. These new laws and regulations will bring updates to the Highway Traffic Act, Ontario Building Code, and more, along with potential retaliatory tariffs from the U.S. Here’s an in-depth look at the Continue reading

When it comes to internet and mobile plans in Canada, speed is king. Whether you’re streaming, gaming, or working from home, having the fastest internet can make all the difference. But if you’re comparing Canada’s top providers — Rogers, Bell, and Telus — how do their speeds stack up? A recent report from Ookla, the Continue reading

When planning a European getaway, whether it’s sipping wine in Paris, cycling through Amsterdam, or exploring the historic streets of Rome, it’s crucial to stay up to date with Canada’s travel advisories. These guidelines are categorized into four levels of risk, ranging from “Take normal security precautions” to the more severe warnings of “Avoid all Continue reading

If you’re 60 or older and living in Victoria, you could be missing out on hundreds of discounts, transport concessions, and exclusive offers with the Victorian Seniors Card. Many Victorians don’t realize that you don’t need to be fully retired to qualify! Even if you still work part-time, you may be eligible for this valuable, Continue reading

Rising healthcare costs can put a strain on your finances, especially when frequent doctor visits and medical tests are involved. The Medicare Safety Net is designed to help Australians reduce their out-of-pocket expenses for essential medical services. If you’re enrolled in Medicare, you may be eligible for extra rebates once your medical costs exceed a Continue reading

With the cost of groceries skyrocketing across Australia, many families are looking for ways to cut down on their supermarket bills. One Aussie mum has discovered a surprising way to save over $2,500 a year, and it doesn’t involve hunting for specials or switching to generic brands. By ditching the major supermarkets like Coles and Continue reading

Rogers and its flanker brand Fido are gearing up to implement a new price increase on U.S. and international roaming rates, set to take effect on March 3rd, coinciding with the upcoming March Break travel season. Notices of this change have already appeared on both companies’ official websites, informing customers of the forthcoming hike. As Continue reading

When you’re sifting through your change, keep an eye out for rare Canadian coins that could turn out to be valuable in the future. The Royal Canadian Mint has released a variety of unique commemorative coins over the past few years, including green toonies, blue dimes, and purple loonies, each one rarer than traditional circulation Continue reading