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Readers share their challenges in getting flights refunded when booking through a third-party travel agent. We asked experts what that process should look like, what your rights are, and where to get additional support. 

Artificial intelligence is predicted to influence many sectors of work, and it is no longer a question of if, but how. Yet experts say the technology can also bring opportunities.

Many of us receive scam text messages with dubious job offers — but this Australian was waiting to be contacted, and fell into the snare of a task-based scam.

Whether it's increasing productivity at school and work or creating concerns for people's job security, our readers share the ways generative AI is impacting their lives.

People are turning to AI chatbots for cheap or even free therapy but how does this compare to seeking a professional for help, and what does it mean for the future of mental health treatment?

Looking to lower your insurance premiums? Here's what the experts think about the strategies ABC readers used to get ahead.

Kerryn Draper was among hundreds of Australians stranded in Bali after a recent volcanic eruption. She returned with a cautionary tale about the financial and mental pressure of not being able to get home. 

The drug Ryeqo is approved by the TGA to treat endometriosis. Here’s what we know about what it does and how much it costs.

For some Chinese communities observing Lunar New Year, adhering to specific rituals — from early preparations, to visiting etiquette and food choices — help set the tone for the rest of the year. We asked you to share some of the practices so we can unpack their symbolism and significance.

Lunar New Year represents a fresh start for many Asian countries and their diaspora communities where some recognise 2024 as the Year of the Dragon. Here's what celebrations are about and where you can join in the fun across Australia.