Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
The secondhand clothing market has grown into a $350 billion industry, but surging competition has eroded the bargain prices that once made thrift accessible.
Why it mattersBudget shoppers can no longer rely on thrift stores for low prices as the $350 billion resale boom has intensified competition at every level of the market.
A groom's swollen finger after mixed-up rings brought NSW rescue officers to a Sydney wedding reception.
Why it mattersA reminder that real-life hiccups often make the best stories, and sometimes the answer to a problem is just one call away.
A Main Beach man was the only division one winner in Oz Lotto draw 1699, taking home $8 million on his birthday.
A sitting is ten stories, about five minutes, and then you are done for the day.
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