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How to avoid being ripped off when you buy tickets online
Viagogo was fined $7 million last year for ripping off Aussies, but it's still around. Here's how to get your hands on tickets without being scammed.
How comedian Michael Shafar learnt there’s no such thing as a free lunch
Michael Shafar opens up about life as a comic, losing a testicle to cancer, and why a good sandwich can be better than a pay rise.
Bjorn Again drummer and manager John Tyrrell on money, money, money
When music promoters told John Tyrell 'you can't take a cover band overseas', he set out to prove them wrong. Bjorn Again now has celebrated 30 years of touring.
Lizzy Hoo on comedy, cash and wasting money on 90s clothes
Lizzy Hoo might only have four years in stand-up comedy but she's been working since she was eight, and she's had to learn about money the hard way.
The lesson Samantha had to learn about making money as an ultra-runner
When it comes to making money as an endurance athlete, Samantha Gash realised people wanted to hear the struggles, not just the highlights.
How COVID-19 has changed our relationship with clutter
COVID-19 lockdowns have had an unexpected side-effect when it comes to how Aussies live with clutter, says Australian-born decluttering king Peter Walsh.
David Williamson on plays, priorities and pandemics
David Williamson, Australia's most prolific playwright is retiring after 50 years. He reflects on the best and worst money advice he's ever received.
Unused gym membership, super fees: Four things to stop paying for this year
Do you really need to be forking out for that gym membership you haven't used in six months, or every streaming service? Here are four things to stop paying for in 2021.
Jonathan Biggins on pandemics and The Gospel According to Paul
Jonathan Biggins had begun touring his Paul Keating one-man show The Gospel According to Paul, around regional NSW in early 2020 when COVID-19 hit.
Matthew Reilly on mysteries and making money
He self-published his first novel, and now his books have sold more than 8 million copies. What lies ahead for Australian-born novelist Matthew Reilly?
