Australian women are still paying a monthly tax for being female almost 20 years after the introduction of the GST, and it's bloody annoying, writes Sharyn McCowen.
Sharyn McCowen
 | Sharyn McCowen is Money's digital editor. She has a Bachelor's degree in journalism from Charles Sturt University, and more than 18 years of experience in media. Sharyn has won four ACPA awards for journalism, and edits the Money newsletter, which was a finalist at the 2025 Mumbrella Publish Awards. Connect with Sharyn McCowen on LinkedIn. |
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"Some women might need to make hard choices between food and their basic hygienic dignity." As calls for the tampon tax to be abolished reach a fever pitch, here's what Australians are saying
Australia's budget-savvy snow lovers are planning to take on the crowds this Saturday at the famous Aldi snow gear sale.
Australian women feel less on top of their money than men, despite being more likely to manage household finances, according to a new study on financial wellbeing, writes Sharyn McCowen.
James Lee hasn't shared his financial situation - or early retirement goal - with friends, but he has told 37,000 strangers on the Mr Money Mustache forum, writes Sharyn McCowen.
Aussies have had their first glimpse of the new 'pineapple', with the redesigned $50 note to be released in October.
Purchased greenslips for your vehicles in 2017? You could be entitled to a refund of up to $125 from early 2018.
New recycling and energy programs could put cash in your pocket.
Consumers will no longer be slugged with hefty fees for paying by card, with businesses banned from charging excessive surcharges from September 1.
Are you curious to know what others pay for bills? We're teaming up with readers to find out who is paying what, and share the best tips for saving money.
