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Seniors advocates say proposed mandate to protect cash purchases doesn't go far enough

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By Aislin Kriukelis Verified
| Nine News Australia Verified
Seniors groups say the proposed government mandate to make it illegal for businesses to refuse cash doesn't go far enough. Amid the increased use of digital payments, the federal government has announced it will mandate cash for essential purchases to protect Australians who use cash. The mandate will come into effect on January 1, 2026. Essential items include groceries, infant's clothing, cleaning and personal care products, medicines and fuel.
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'World-rocking': Husband forced to choose between donating kidney to wife or child

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By Aislin Kriukelis Verified
| TODAY (Australia) Verified
'As children do, our daughter, Bo, changed (our) plan completely.' Every parent can relate to the arrival of a child changing all aspects of your life. But for Brisbane couple Bec and Ryan Vallee the change was in a way few of us could imagine. When Bec was just 11 years old she was diagnosed with a form of nephrotic syndrome, a lifelong kidney disease. By the time she was a teenager, her kidneys had failed completely. You can sign up for the Today newsletter here.
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How toilet paper hand shakes new born babies and teddy bears kept Australia smiling during the COVID-19 pandemic

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By Aislin Kriukelis Verified
| TODAY (Australia) Verified
2020 has delivered sights that were simply unimaginable 12 months ago. A deserted Bourke Street Mall and Flinders Street Station at peak hour in Melbourne. Queensland and New South Wales divided by much more than sporting rivalry, as a concrete wall was installed along the border and guarded by armed forces. Read more: Five steps to financial success in 2021 You can sign up for the Today newsletter here.
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