The Guardian
ACT offers $500k for cold case tips, Queensland says visa cuts are nuts, and the Coalition thinks cutting fuel excise during high oil prices is 'sensible.'
BBC Business
Jersey charities say any legacy gift helps, even as the cost of living crisis makes people clutch their wallets - and their estates - a little tighter.
BBC Business
Isle of Man election: everyone's broke, businesses are struggling, and the foodbank's doubling down - who's ready to fix this mess?
BBC Business
Because hay prices are skyrocketing and grass is a myth, the Blue Cross sees a 160% surge in horses being surrendered - proving that even horse owners are feeling the cost-of-living squeeze.
BBC Business
Taxi fares might rise 8% in North Tyneside, because fuel prices are up, and so is everyone's blood pressure.
BBC Business
Pay-it-forward schemes in London offer free coffees and books, but users worry about being 'poor enough' - a heart-shaped dilemma.
The Guardian
Victoria's Labor promises free dental care for all - because nothing says election strategy like a $230 million smile.
BBC Business
Parents are watering down baby formula because it costs more than a small mortgage; NCT and a baby bank say this is dangerous, CMA says prices are up 25%+.
The Guardian
Pauline Hanson wants Australians to raid their retirement savings for groceries, while the PM talks guns. Priorities, people.
The Guardian Europe
Burnham's new plan to ban fake discounts and ease subscription hell might save you £400m a year - if you can figure out how to cancel anything.
BBC Business
Two mums in Devon set up a free school uniform swap to save families from 'forking out' on expensive clothes, and it's already a hit.
BBC Business
A Romford charity shop sells school uniforms for £5, saving parents from the annual financial dread of outfitting their kids.
NPR Economy
Parents are building extra bedrooms and delaying retirement because their kids can't afford to adult - and they're mostly okay with it.
BBC Business
Jersey's middle-income parents discover that being too rich for welfare but too poor for comfort is a government speciality, as a cash bonus for school supplies remains out of reach.
BBC Business
Jersey families have until July 31 to claim up to £150 per child for school costs - because nothing says 'back to school' like a government cash bonus.
The Guardian Europe
Andy Burnham slashes bus fares to £2, funds it by raiding climate loans and scrapping a digital ID scheme that might not have existed anyway. Inflation also took a hint and dropped slightly.
BBC Politics
Andy Burnham chairs first cabinet meeting as PM, promising cost-of-living relief funded by scrapping digital ID scheme - sparking a row over whether the math adds up.
BBC Business
New PM Andy Burnham cuts electricity VAT by 5%, saving households £45 a year - funded by scrapping a £1.8bn digital ID program. Winter energy woes remain.
BBC Business
Andy Burnham takes office promising financial relief, but the fine print involves tough choices, possible tax tweaks, and the eternal struggle against reality.
BBC Business
Razwan Amin, a former Erdington Academy student turned barber, offers free haircuts to low-income students, boosting confidence and inspiring the next generation.
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