Senior military leaders front suicide inquest
Australia’s senior-most military and civilian leaders in defence will front the final hearings of an inquest in veteran’s suicide.
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Ex-prison guard makes frightening admission
A former prison guard of three decades has made a frightening admission after he recently switched careers and became a bus driver.
Company with worst gender pay gap revealed
A company that has a 73.1 per cent pay gap in favour of men has revealed what’s going on.
Workplace change Aus is not ready for
Workplaces are on the brink of change not seen since the industrial revolution but there’s a worrying sign Australia isn’t prepared.
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‘Get out’: Woman jumps Macca’s counter
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Plea for 40,000 to come back to work
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‘Totally messed up’: Fury over Xmas party
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Apple staff on strike ahead of Christmas
Employees from one of the world’s biggest tech firms have walked off the job two days before Christmas during peak shopping hours.
Aussies set to splurge on Boxing Day sales
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‘Terrified of the bath’: Tragic reality of floods
The harrowing effects of floods and drought on rural children across Australia have been laid bare, with some now too scared to even get in the bath.
‘Moron:’ Musk caught losing it at staff
The controversial CEO was heard calling a former Twitter employee a “moron” and “jackass,” in a tense moment that’s been shared on social media.
Worrying trend among Aussie workers
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