Westpac takes on allegedly crooked banker
Westpac has launched proceedings against an employee of another bank who allegedly used her role to defraud multiple banks to fund her lavish lifestyle.
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‘Sad event’: Aussie airline is officially over
An Australian airline that only launched in January 2023 is officially dead and dusted, with creditors making a final decision on its future on Tuesday.
Huge incentive for GPs to make this move
Incentives don’t come much bigger than this as one state pulls out all stops to try to lure GPs to practise in rural and remote areas.
Bosses all say same thing about Aus workers
Employers have delivered a brutal assessment of Aussie workers, blasting them as “not proficient” and unwilling to learn new skills.
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Worker killed at hospital work site
Investigations are underway after a young man died of his injuries while working on a hospital redevelopment project in Newcastle, NSW.
Expert’s tip for Aussies sick of their jobs
Research has revealed that 72 per cent of Aussies are unhappy at work, and a psychologist has a vital tool for workers to move forward.
‘We can get you out’: Message to Premier
Dozens of paramedics stood on the doorstep of the Premier’s office in an effort to pressure him to accept a pay demand.
Grad loses $80k-a-year job before start date
A uni graduate is lamenting a mistake he made which cost him his job and has left him unemployed for the foreseeable future.
‘Coming for them’: Chilling warning to Minns
A major NSW union has threatened industrial action if their demands are unmet, as wage negotiations for public sector healthcare workers boil over.
Huge call on Aussie four-day work week
Calls for a four-day work week are stronger off the back of successful trials in Australia and New Zealand.
Treasurer heckled by angry crowd on wages
Healthcare workers unleashed on NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey over a promise to up public sector wages by 4.5 per cent, which they said failed against inflation.
Aussie industry could lose half of all jobs
New data out of the US on the future of AI paints a bleak picture for one industry that employs more than 415,000 in Australia.
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