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The Finance Report with Evan Lucas, Monday April 13, 2026

Media personality Johanna Griggs is urging Australians to support the Humpty Dumpty Foundation's Mother's Day appeal to provide hospital-grade breast pumps to neonatal units.

These specialised, high-cost pumps are a crucial lifeline for mothers of premature or sick babies, allowing them to provide life-saving nutrition and maintain an emotional connection when physical contact is impossible.

Media personality Johanna Griggs is urging Australians to support the Humpty Dumpty Foundation's Mother's Day appeal to provide hospital-grade breast pumps to neonatal units.
These specialised, high-cost pumps are a crucial lifeline for mothers of premature or sick babies, allowing them to provide life-saving nutrition and maintain an emotional connection when physical contact is impossible.

The invisible struggle: What happens when NICU mums can't hold their babies

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Property Council WA Executive Director Nicola Brichetto revealed the state is falling significantly short of its housing targets, building only 4,441 homes in the last quarter instead of the required 6,500.

This massive shortfall is being driven by a "perfect storm" of labour shortages and rising material costs linked to international fuel supply issues.

Property Council WA Executive Director Nicola Brichetto revealed the state is falling significantly short of its housing targets, building only 4,441 homes in the last quarter instead of the required 6,500.
This massive shortfall is being driven by a "perfect storm" of labour shortages and rising material costs linked to international fuel supply issues.

Where have all the builders gone? Inside WA’s massive housing shortfall

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13-year-old Sebastian from Adelaide shared his deep concerns about being permanently locked out of the housing market, using statistical projections to show how drastically home prices are outpacing wages.

He ended the interview with a stark warning to politicians that his generation will be voting soon, urging listeners to sign his petition to end negative gearing and capital gains tax discounts.

13-year-old Sebastian from Adelaide shared his deep concerns about being permanently locked out of the housing market, using statistical projections to show how drastically home prices are outpacing wages.
He ended the interview with a stark warning to politicians that his generation will be voting soon, urging listeners to sign his petition to end negative gearing and capital gains tax discounts.

"We vote in five years": 13-year-old warns politicians about Australia's housing crisis

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A growing homeless camp of around 40 everyday Australians has formed on Memorial Drive in Rockingham due to the severe rental crisis.

Local councillor Peter Hudson is urging the state government to open nearby, largely vacant recreation camps to provide these vulnerable individuals with immediate shelter.

A growing homeless camp of around 40 everyday Australians has formed on Memorial Drive in Rockingham due to the severe rental crisis.
Local councillor Peter Hudson is urging the state government to open nearby, largely vacant recreation camps to provide these vulnerable individuals with immediate shelter.

The push to open vacant Rockingham Holiday Camps to homeless families

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The Cockburn Community Men's Shed in Western Australia has been crowned the National Shed of the Year, beating out 1,200 other groups across the country.

Representative Mike Murphy detailed their award-winning community work, which ranges from building equipment for local schools to supporting international health initiatives.

The Cockburn Community Men's Shed in Western Australia has been crowned the National Shed of the Year, beating out 1,200 other groups across the country.
Representative Mike Murphy detailed their award-winning community work, which ranges from building equipment for local schools to supporting international health initiatives.

Why a Cockburn community Men's Shed was crowned National 'Shed of the Year'

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Cooladdi, a tiny Queensland town with a population of just two, is up for sale for a mere $400,000.

The package includes a roadhouse, pub, post office, and residence, offering a unique opportunity for buyers looking for an outback tree change.

Cooladdi, a tiny Queensland town with a population of just two, is up for sale for a mere $400,000.
The package includes a roadhouse, pub, post office, and residence, offering a unique opportunity for buyers looking for an outback tree change.

For Sale: The $400k roadhouse where the buyers become the entire town's population

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