400 workers strike at ‘pig-headed’ giant
Hundreds of workers will strike for 24 hours in a long-running pay dispute with an electricity giant after the company allegedly rejected a new offer from the union.
Manufacturing
Aussies helping build the ‘CO2 brick’
In what could be a global game-changer, an Aussie tech company is one step closer to removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere – and locking it away in housebricks.
Historic gold mint releases new coins
Australia’s largest precious metals mint will celebrate 125 years in operation with the release of five special coins, including a gold coin with a mintage of just 500.
Brutal rift over major gas claims
A war of words has erupted between two Labor ministers with each other pointing the finger over a major shortfall facing Victoria.
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Aussie company sacks 25 per cent of staff
The company revealed it had to make the “tough” changes to its workforce after various disruptions, but also announced it had raised $30m in funding.
$80k job causing supermarket chaos
The true extent of the supermarket labour shortage has been laid bare as one boss says he’s struggling to find workers because of one well-paid job.
‘Truly humbled’: Aussie CEO knighted
The Australian chief executive of a global company has received the highest honour for his response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Aussie business collapses after 102 years
Iconic Australian brand Alvey Reels will shut permanently after 102 years in coming weeks as a result of immense market pressures.
Why your CT scan may be delayed
Patients off to see a doctor for a CT scan may be asked to have it deferred amid a global shortage of a vital medical tool.
Musk’s $5.6 billion move after Twitter deal
Elon Musk has undertaken a mass sell-off in the days after making headlines for the approval of his $60 billion takeover of Twitter.
China’s lockdown will affect Aussies
China’s Covid-zero strategy and harsh lockdowns will create wide-reaching problems, including for everyday Australians.
Question that stumped Energy Minister
Energy Minister Angus Taylor found himself in an uncomfortable grilling after a reporter would not let go of one thing.
The smart patch that can detect a heart attack ahead of time
The cutting-edge Australian technology is planning to expand its health monitoring into an area that could be an everyday lifesaver.
Why Blackmores is moving on from China
Blackmores is more than making up for the loss of Chinese ‘diagou’ resellers and also gaining ground in other huge markets.
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