We’re supposed to be struggling, yet we’re spending more. Why?

The Sydney Morning Herald - Nov 12, 2026

Most Australians feeling the cost-of-living crunch are continuing to spend on non-essentials. It’s not an irrational response.

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Chinese car giant BYD apologises after putting wheels on the wrong way

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David Jones has told suppliers and staff that half of its stores will close as the receivers in charge of the embattled department store owner attempt to make the business viable again.

ASX closes higher as BHP rebounds, tech stocks rise; CBA, Macquarie Bank fall

Nov 11, 2026

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The Australian sharemarket edged up in Wednesday’s session, erasing early losses and shrugging off falls on Wall Street, where inflation figures spooked investors.

Augustus nails 71m gold hit at WA Music Well project

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Orbit kicks off partner-funded NSW copper-gold drilling

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Larvotto extends NSW high-grade gold-antimony system at Hillgrove

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Larvotto Resources has hit high-grade gold-antimony up to 9.61g/t gold equivalent at the Freehold prospect in its NSW Hillgrove project, doubling the mineralised strike to 700m.

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