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$1m home a sign of mining boom - IF IT sells, it will be the first million-dollar home in Queensland's central highlands town of Capella.
Sorry, do I look like a car crash dummy? - CAR yard caught out after trying to claim dents in car were "design features" when the buyer returned the vehicle.
Tell 'em they're screamin' - THE auctioneers are talking the price up, but will one of the world's most famous modern art pieces make $75 million?
We spend more on petrol than eating out - VICTORIAN drivers are pumping an average $1264 worth of petrol into their vehicles each year, far more than spent on entertainment.
House stripped and burned but no payout - HOUSE wrecked after demolition company allegedly turned up to the wrong address - and that was just the start of the trouble.
Man sells house for $1 million using Twitter - A TECH-savvy Melbourne homeowner has sold his house for more than $100,000 above the reserve using Twitter to advertise it.
RBA minutes show no urgency to cut rates - THE Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) appears to be in no hurry to cut the cash rate again, although it is clearly reserving that option.
Banks 'tricks customers into vicious debt cycle' - BANKS are ramming credit cards down the customers' throats to increase their home loans, an insider claims.
Millions of Aussies to get $1000, will you? - MOVES afoot to reunite millions of Australians with "forgotten money". Find out if you're one of the lucky ones.
Court bungle hits de facto settlements - THREE years worth of property settlements and other orders handed down to de facto couples by the Family Court could be in doubt.