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As seen in: Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), ABC Mildura Swan Hill, ABC News (Australia), National Observer, WhaTech, Sunraysia Daily, Swan Hill Guardian, The Gannawarra Times
Apple Isle girl living on orange and grape country. Night owl turned early bird, cooking up Breakfast on ABC Mildura-Swan Hill. Opinions my own, etc.
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Program: What changes do you need to be across for the 2026-2027 financial year?

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By Steven White, Lucy Bain Verified
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
The new financial year always comes with policy and financial changes, and this year is no different. Financial advisor Adam Douglas joins Tasmania Afternoons presenter Steven White to run through the superannuation, insurance premium and tax changes you need to know about in the 2026-2027 financial year. "I guess what they're trying to do is simplify the tax system for the everyday Australian worker," he says.
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Program: How to protect your pets from bird flu

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By Joel Rheinberger, Lucy Bain Verified
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
The deadly H5 strain of bird flu has now been confirmed in multiple Australian states. What does it mean for household pets and chooks? Tasmania Afternoons presenter Joel Rheinberger speaks to Dr Pip Kellett from North Hobart Veterinary Hospital about how pet owners can protect their animals from bird flu. "I guess what we know is that in terms of dogs, cats, budgies, almost any pet can get infected - but it's how badly the disease affects them," she says.
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Program: The cost of going out now 'beyond the reach' of many people, says publican and MP

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By Joel Rheinberger, Lucy Bain Verified
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
Seven of Hobart's well-known hospitality venues have closed as their owner has been placed in voluntary administration. Publican of the Maypole Hotel in New Town and independent MP for Clark, Kristie Johnston, shares some of the challenges Tasmanian hospitality venues are facing at the moment with Tasmania Afternoons' Joel Rheinberger. "Tasmanians are doing it tough at the moment, so the little bit of discretionary spending they have, they've got to make that go further," she says.
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