‘Protect democracy’: Race to arrest president
Thousands of South Koreans braved a snowstorm on Sunday to rally in support or opposition of President Yoon Suk Yeol, a day before his arrest warrant expires.
Work
‘Useless lol’: Boss’ wild firing text to employee
A boss has been called out online after sending a text to a worker where they appear to “brag” about firing another employee.
Horror reality in Australian mortgage crisis
An upsetting reality awaits millions of Aussies working to own their own home outright, with one expert sharing a surprising insight.
Young nurse’s salary leaves Aussies horrified
Australians have been left stunned after a young woman revealed how much she really gets paid working as a nurse in Queensland.
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Entire industry grappling with burnout
There is an alarming reason why an entire Australian industry could be at risk of a mass exodus.
‘I’m upset’: Jacob Elordi photos cause alarm
Jacob Elordi might be one of Australia’s most successful exports and be the toast of Hollywood but there’s one thing he can’t seem to get away with.
Ex-Bank of China boss sentenced to death
The former head of a top Chinese bank has been given a suspended death sentence, the latest development in President Xi Jinping’s crackdown on corruption.
Biden’s Black Friday buy raises eyebrows
The outgoing US President’s book purchase surprised onlookers, while its author declared the buy was “four years too late”.
Zelensky makes massive new call to end war
The Ukrainian President revealed he’s prepared to sign a peace deal even if Russia doesn’t immediately return the land it occupies.
$19m bombshell for hospitality empire
Justin Hemmes’ billion-dollar hospitality empire has settled a class action brought by former staffers.
Tradies warned about drinking these beers
A lawyer has taken issue with tradies drinking non-alcoholic beers which resemble alcohol on the worksite.
Abbie loses it over recurring pay request
Abbie Chatfield has revealed the wild work request she gets all the time and why she’s fed-up with it.
Aussies fear right to disconnect laws
Aussies are willing to sign away their rights and stay in constant contact with their boss, as long as the employer pays them for the privilege of it.
‘Sad’ reason Aussies are leaving in droves
Young Aussies are turning their backs on the country in record numbers as they embrace a new work trend – but it comes with a dark side.
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