Pitch to lure workers to regional Australia
Australians looking for work are being encouraged to head to regional Australia where jobs and much more are in huge supply.
Careers
China’s ‘chilling message’ to Australia
One of the Australian researchers unexpectedly banned from China says it is a move that should alarm western society.
Secrets behind Aussie’s six-figure deal
Jane Harper was working as a business reporter when one decision landed her a “dream job” – and sparked a global bidding war.
Your work questions answered
Recruiters reveal how long a jobseeker should wait before following up on their job application.
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The great Aussie scam: Forgers raking in thousands
A NEWS.COM.AU investigation has uncovered a huge forgery scam at the heart of Australia’s education system, ripping off our universities.
Brothel wants a ‘prostitute tester’
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You found a snake where?
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The 50 most common job interview questions
THEY say practice makes perfect – so what if you could take your next job interview as many times as you wanted? Now you can.
Job hunting stunts that (mostly) worked
IF YOU want to stand out, you need to do something memorable. These six job seekers took applying for their dream jobs to a whole new level.
What you should look for in a partner
IF YOU’RE looking for a pay rise or promotion at work, find yourself a partner that has this one desirable and very beneficial quality.
Can you answer these interview Qs?
HOW many calories are in a supermarket? Is Batman really a superhero? And what do questions like these have to do with your job prospects? Possibly a lot.
‘How much do you earn?’
IT’S one of those questions you should never ask, but one writer has done just that, documenting her earnings for the world to see. And it all feels surprisingly pervy.
Free lunch over for dodgy colleges
THERE will be no more free lunches, iPads or cash for students under a government crack down on training providers.
‘Blow job’ better than blowing whistle
FEMALE training doctors are better off giving “blow jobs” than reporting sexual harassment because their careers will be destroyed, according to a leading Sydney surgeon.
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