Aussie can save $200m by dodging ‘hidden fees’
One simple action could avoid a common financial complaint and save Australians $200 million a year, the consumer watchdog says.
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Shark attack at popular tourist spot
A young woman is in a serious condition after she was bitten by a shark while snorkeling at a popular tourist spot.
Taliban cut ties with Afghan embassies loyal to former government
CARACAS: Fresh demonstrations were expected in Venezuela on Tuesday after one person died as security forces tried to break up protests sparked by hotly contested election results that gave Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro a third term in power.Security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets on Monday at angry protesters challenging the re-election victory claimed … Read more
Conversation on plane costs man $1.5m
An Australian farmer never imagined that a friendly chat with the person sitting next to him on a plane would cost him $1.5 million.
Chaos avoided, airport workers call off strike
Tankers at Sydney Airport had planned to walk off the job for six hours on Wednesday, but last-minute crisis talks saw them offer better pay and conditions.
Rihanna reps jewelry by Emirati label Ailes
DUBAI: Beauty mogul and pop star Rihanna was spotted in New York recently wearing products from Emirati jewelery brand Ailes.
IMF approves $820m disbursement to Egypt
RIYADH: The International Monetary Fund has approved the disbursement of approximately $820 million to Egypt following the completion of the third review of the country's expanded arrangement. The IMF approved an expanded $8 billion aid program for the African country in March after the Gaza crisis adversely affected the country's economy. This slowed tourism and … Read more
Consumer confidence in Saudi economy among the highest globally: survey
IMF approves disbursement of $820 million to Egypt after third review of extended fund facility RIYADH: The International Monetary Fund has approved the disbursement of approximately $820 million to Egypt following the completion of the third review of the country's expanded arrangement. The IMF approved an expanded $8 billion aid program for the African country … Read more
Aussie shares retreat on mining slump
The stock market retreated on Tuesday after a sharp decline in mining.
Wild sunken city dubbed ‘Las Vegas of Rome’
Incredible underwater footage shows the abandoned ruins of the once thriving hotspot with statues of naked men signifying the cities lust and cheeky side.
