‘Kick in the guts’: Major uni to slash jobs
An elite Australian university has been forced to slash jobs because of a huge deficit, which not even enrolling more students could fix.
Companies
Rex link still on the cards: Hrdlicka
Virgin Australia has pledged to do whatever it can to ensure Rex’s regional flights continue — except for taking over the operation.
Aussie beef caught up in US strike
Aussie beef destined for US hamburgers has been left stranded in US waters as tens of thousands of American port workers strike.
Aussie’s life upended by single Facebook rule
A dad who had his life completely upturned in an instant is facing “hell” as he battles the social media giant.
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Victoria’s gas crisis a decade in the making
Millions of dollars have been spent exploring what is thought to be a gas-rich region, with little to show but frustration. Victoria needs to encourage new exploration instead of clinging to El Dorado.
Bird flu detected at second Sydney farm
The highly contagious and deadly strain of avian flu was detected near the first site, with authorities now required to euthanise an estimated 87,000 birds.
Tables for sale: New hack to book top restaurants
A US booking platform has arrived in Australia to help diners secure bookings at our most popular restaurants. But the exclusive access comes at a controversial price.
High price of flexibility for airline passengers
Corporate travellers put such high value on flexibility that they’re paying up to five times more for a flex fare than a ticket that doesn’t allow flight changes.
Wage boost set for thousands of nurses
Thousands of nurses in one state are in line for a huge wage boost in a new deal with the government, following industrial action shutting down hospital beds and surgeries.
Aussie workers most burnt-out in the world
One group of Aussie workers are the most burnt-out in the world, alarming results in a new global study reveal.
MasterChef bar’s ‘heart wrenching’ closure
An award-winning restaurant founded by a former MasterChef contestant has revealed the “heart wrenching” decision to close up shop – just days after being named the state’s best bar.
‘Offensive’: 68yo company forced to close
An Aussie business faced community backlash over an “unbearable” issue which resulted in a $100,000 weekly problem.
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