Money Saving Guides for Australian Families
A curated collection of money-saving guides for Australian families, covering groceries, household bills, kids’ costs, lifestyle spending, travel and government rebates.
A curated collection of money-saving guides for Australian families, covering groceries, household bills, kids’ costs, lifestyle spending, travel and government rebates.
From free toy libraries to shopping, these are the money-saving apps and websites Aussie families actually use to stretch the budget further.
Keep the whole family active without spending a fortune. Free outdoor gyms, Parkrun, swim passes and local tips for Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter.
Save money on your grocery bill and start growing food. Here in Australia, we are blessed with a great climate for growing herbs and vegetables.
Save money, do your bit for the environment and teach kids about sustainability by borrowing instead of buying. Offering so much more than just books, you might be surprised by all the things available to borrow from a local library including STEM kits, toys and games, seeds, power tools and more.
Too many subscriptions, not enough budget? Here’s how Australian families can watch more for less — from totally free platforms to cheaper ways to keep Netflix and Disney+.
Borrow toys for your kids at the Newcastle and Hunter Toy Library, a volunteer run community organisation that promotes play for children aged newborn to eight.
Eligible parents, guardians and carers of school-aged children can apply for the 2 x $50 NSW Active and Creative Kids voucher. However, the program will now be means-tested.
Changes to Creative Kids Voucher! This NSW program for school-aged kids to use 2 x $50 vouchers for creative activities. However, the program will now be means-tested.
Practical tips to help Australian families save money on petrol, reduce fuel consumption and cut everyday car expenses without giving up convenience.
Beat the cost of living with these quick and easy 101 money saving tips to cut expenses on kids, food, home and more!
School holidays don’t have to be expensive. Discover budget-friendly activities, free adventures and simple ideas to keep kids entertained.
They’re small and cuddly but babies can cost a fortune! It seems like there are so many things to get for pregnancy, birth and beyond. A pram, baby clothes, car seat, diapers, baby wipes, toys, the list is endless. Here are our best tips on how to save money when you expecting a baby.
Looking for free things to do with kids? Discover 125 fun and creative activities for kids at home, in the backyard and around your community. Perfect for weekends, rainy days and family time without spending money.