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Yahoo7, which was known as Yahoo!7 until late 2014, is the Australian branch of the global internet company Yahoo!. Initially, it started as a 50/50 partnership between Yahoo! and Seven West Media, but since March 2018, it has been fully owned by Oath Inc. Yahoo7 serves as a web portal that offers various services, including email, online news, lifestyle articles, and features like weather updates, travel information, and retail comparisons.

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ATO data reveals $830 tax deductions millions of Aussies miss out on: 'Nothing'

2 days ago | au.yahoo.com | Jason Murphy

Thu, 5 June 2025, 1:00 pm 4 min read Soon everyone in Australia will be on the lookout for the same thing: deductions. The more you can deduct, the less you pay in tax and the larger the refund the ATO will send you. But you do not want to go overboard. Only some things are allowed to be deducted. And the taxman uses algorithms these days — if your deductions are out of line for someone in your job, the algorithm raises a red flag.
‘Out of hand’: Inside missing girl’s flat

3 days ago | au.yahoo.com | Ally Feiam |Blake Antrobus

Alexandra Feiam, Blake Antrobus5 June 2025 at 12:28 am·3-min readNew images of the house where missing teenager Pheobe Bishop resided before her disappearance reveal the squalor she was living in. Pheobe was living with two housemates – James Wood and Tamika Bromley – at a property in Gin Gin before her disappearance on May 15. One woman said junk accumulating at the property had gotten “out of hand” in recent months. Pheobe Bishop.
Silver lining as nation slides into ‘recession’

4 days ago | au.yahoo.com | Cameron Micallef |Jessica Wang

Australia could temporarily slide into a per capita recession. Picture: NewsWire / John Appleyard Australia is officially back in a per capita recession, but there could be a silver lining for struggling mortgage holders. According to the latest ABS figures, GDP rose in the March quarter by 0.2 per cent and 1.3 per cent year-on-year. But that anaemic growth was not enough to keep Australia out of a per capita recession, with the nation going backwards by 0.2 per cent per person.
Sam Mitchell goes public with sad new revelation about former Hawthorn teammate Cyril Rioli

4 days ago | au.yahoo.com | Andrew Reid

3 June 2025 at 10:55 pm·3-min readHawthorn coach Sam Mitchell says he didn't catch up with Cyril Rioli in Darwin recently and has had very little contact with his estranged former teammate. The pair won four AFL premierships together at Hawthorn but Rioli has distanced himself from the club and many of his former teammates after making racism allegations surrounding his time at the Hawks.
'Utterly insane'

4 days ago | au.yahoo.com | Stewart Perrie

Professor Peter Leonard said workplace surveillance exploded during the pandemic and laws haven't kept up with the advancing technology. (Source: LinkedIn/Getty) Victoria is calling for a major overhaul in workplace surveillance legislation after a large-scale investigation revealed just how much workers are being watched. The Legislative Assembly Economy and Infrastructure Committee found this type of surveillance had "accelerated" in recent years, thanks to huge technological advancements.
New homeowners' five-month battle with invasive plant in backyard: 'Killed everything'

5 days ago | au.yahoo.com | Brianne Tolj

2 June 2025 at 9:08 pm·3-min readA first homeowner is celebrating after a five-month backyard battle with an invasive plant stretching 20 metres-high along his fence line. The man and his wife, who purchased the Brisbane property nine months ago, began the lengthy and tedious process of removing the “absolute monstrosity of bamboo” spurting from the ground over the Christmas holidays.
Ex-Chief of Staff Said Trump Was ‘Just Not Interested’ in Stopping Jan. 6: Report

Jan 7, 2024 | au.yahoo.com | Alex Nguyen

Read full articleA former Donald Trump White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications told special counsel Jack Smith that the ex-president “was just not interested” in stopping the escalating violence during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, according to a Sunday report from ABC News. Dan Scavino previously refused to speak about the riot with the House committee involved in the probe, but after a judge rejected claims of executive privilege in 2023, he talked to Smith’s team.
Ex-Chief of Staff Said Trump Was ‘Just Not Interested’ in Stopping Jan. 6: Report

Jan 7, 2024 | au.yahoo.com | Alex Nguyen

Read full articleA former Donald Trump White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications told special counsel Jack Smith that the ex-president “was just not interested” in stopping the escalating violence during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, according to a Sunday report from ABC News. Dan Scavino previously refused to speak about the riot with the House committee involved in the probe, but after a judge rejected claims of executive privilege in 2023, he talked to Smith’s team.
Ex-Chief of Staff Said Trump Was ‘Just Not Interested’ in Stopping Jan. 6: Report

Jan 7, 2024 | au.yahoo.com | Alex Nguyen

Read full articleA former Donald Trump White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications told special counsel Jack Smith that the ex-president “was just not interested” in stopping the escalating violence during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, according to a Sunday report from ABC News. Dan Scavino previously refused to speak about the riot with the House committee involved in the probe, but after a judge rejected claims of executive privilege in 2023, he talked to Smith’s team.
Poland says Russian missile entered airspace then went into Ukraine

Dec 29, 2023 | au.yahoo.com | Adam Easton

Poland's armed forces chief believes a Russian missile entered Poland for almost three minutes and then turned back into Ukrainian airspace. Gen Wieslaw Kukula said the missile travelled about 40km (25 miles) into Polish airspace early on Friday. The alert coincided with what Ukraine has called Russia's biggest day of air strikes since its war began. President Andrzej Duda convened an emergency security meeting after the object was picked up on radar.