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Older Australians returning to workforce More favourable conditions prove appealing for older adults with 38% of new job growth attributable to those aged 55 and over Older Australians are returning to the workplace in droves, with nearly 40 per cent of new workers since the start of the pandemic aged over 55 years old. The

CHOICE shames products in 2022 Shonkys awards 🍋🏆 It’s the award no brand ever wants to win, but here we are again to give out the gongs for the 17th annual CHOICE Shonky Awards, recognising the worst of the worst products and services taking advantage of Australians. Whether it’s an airline that makes redeeming flight

Budget22 • What it means for older Australian’s 🧐 As expected, the Morrison government’s pre-election budget had plenty of sweeteners. The 2022-23 budget documents revealed total expenditure of $628.5 billion, of which social security and welfare ($221.7 billion) made up the lion’s share, alongside funding for health ($105.8 billion), education ($44.8 billion), defence ($38.3 billion)

Three ease-of-living benefits for retirees announced from the budget 🙂 Will you be better off as a result of Josh Frydenberg’s latest budget? A lot of Australians will be as a result of a six-month cut in fuel excise and once-off $250 once-off welfare payments. In addition, the government also announced the extension of the

The new rules explained for flying in and out of Australia From Monday 1 November, vaccinated Australians will be able to fly in and out of Sydney International Airport without having to undergo any form of hotel or home quarantine. Australian citizens and permanent residents aged 12 and over who have received two doses of