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Jennifer Luu

Jennifer Luu

Author at SBS Australia Online at SBS Australia Online

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    Recent Articles

    sbs.com.au

    I asked a mortgage broker what median first home buyers can get with a 5% deposit (not much)

    First home buyers can get into the housing market with a 5 per cent deposit - but are there hidden pitfalls they may not be aware of? We asked an expert to crunch the numbers.
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    Ash secretly worked seven jobs and earned up to $500,000. Inside th...

    Calling themselves 'overemployed', some Australians are holding down multiple full-time jobs at once, usually without their employers' knowledge. But working long hours and bending the company rules can come at a cost.
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    Her abuser knows her address, but she can't move. The 'impossible c...

    Phoebe needed to flee her home to escape domestic violence, but found it impossible to get a new rental because her real estate agent was 'playing God'. Experts say Australia's housing crisis is keeping victim-survivors in unsafe situations.
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    To cope with her husband's death, Paula got a baby doll made that l...

    When Paula's husband died, she found comfort in a reborn doll made to look like him. These lifelike baby dolls have been shown to help with grief, loss, dementia and neurodivergence — but could relying on a doll be problematic?
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    When a stranger flirted with Amy, she never suspected she was being...

    Amy was horrified to realise a man who'd approached her in a restaurant had secretly recorded their conversation and posted it online as a guide to hitting on women. As people ditch dating apps, some dating coaches say making a move in public should be taught and normalised.
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    Keith invested $8 million in an Australian startup once bigger than...

    Australian music startup Guvera beat Spotify to market in Australia and was poised to revolutionise the music industry. Then it disappeared, taking $180 million of investors' money with it.
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    Tom has never eaten a meat pie. His phobia means most foods revolt him

    Trying new foods can be an anxiety-inducing ordeal for selective eaters. For some, it can turn into a serious condition with life-threatening consequences, known as avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID).
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    Unfit for court with the capacity of a 5-year-old: The kids being l...

    Queensland locks up more kids than anywhere else in Australia and Sam is one of them. With a condition that is underdiagnosed and already overrepresented in the juvenile justice system, experts fear kids like Sam are being left to spiral.
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    Dan's family built a house to move in with 11 others. They say it’s...

    Co-living, where multiple people share a dwelling, is being promoted as a possible solution to the housing crisis. But is there a downside?
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    Ben was evicted after six years and never told why. It's still allo...

    In September, Ben Fitzhardinge sent an email to his real estate agency, saying he had just spoken to Western Australia's consumer watchdog, Consumer Protection. He'd been seeking advice about his rights as a tenant after a series of inspections. Six days after the email, he received an eviction notice. "I just went to my manager and said, look, I just got evicted. I'm not going to be able to work for the rest of the day," he recalled. Ben feels the timing was more than a…
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    Rob has stood up 350 women on dates. He says incels are taking revenge

    I’m on a call with a man who’s taking great glee in telling me how much he despises women. “I don't have a healthy opinion of women,” he says. “I describe myself as … a misogynist or womaniser … whatever you journalists use. I know you use them all,” he says with a bitter laugh. Rob (not his real name) is in his mid-30s, jobless and living in a self-described shed in rural South Australia. His hobby is tricking women by setting up fake…