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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos October 10 2022: A general view of a cafe in the Adelaide CBD. The hospitality economy is facing a national worker shortage with 200,000 hospitality workers needed. NCA NewsWire / David Mariuz

Reason Aussies are working multiple jobs

A trend that started after the Covid pandemic is continuing, with a huge number of Australians taking on multiple roles to deal with the cost of living.

Female programmer is giving an interactive training session, focusing on hands-on learning in digital classroom environment. Software developer, artificial intelligence and programming concept.

State’s $28m AI plan revealed

Company workers aren’t the only ones facing an AI tidal wave, with one state announcing a new $28m drive to embed the tech revolution into its public sector.

Aussies shocked by nurse’s salary.

Nurse’s salary for 16 hour days horrifies

Australians have been left stunned after a young nurse revealed how much money she earns a year while working up to 16 hours a day.

Australia Post workers will soon be carrying citronella spray to protect themselves from dangerous dogs. CCTV vision provided from Aus Post showing a postie being attacked by a dog. Picture: Supplied

Posties to carry protection spray

Posties will soon carry protection spray to use against dangerous dogs after new data revealed alarming escalation of incidents.

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‘Lack of shame’: Wild work trend emerges

Gen Zers are doing something behind their bosses’ backs while travelling for work, but experts warn this new trend is pushing the limits of work-life balance.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos AUGUST 10: Residents at this Collingwood apartment block enjoy some winter sun while working from home as stage 4 lockdowns come into effect across Melbourne. Picture: NewsWire / Andrew Henshaw

‘No evidence’: Aussie WFH lie exposed

A major working from home lie has been exposed, as a report from Australia’s Productivity Commissioner casts a new light on the contentious debate.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos AUGUST 10: Residents at this Collingwood apartment block enjoy some winter sun while working from home as stage 4 lockdowns come into effect across Melbourne. Picture: NewsWire / Andrew Henshaw

‘No evidence’: Aussie WFH lie exposed

A major working from home lie has been exposed, as a report from Australia’s Productivity Commissioner casts a new light on the contentious debate.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY 15, 2025: People pictured waiting for a train at Central Station.Picture: NewsWire / Damian Shaw

Sydney Trains pay deal struck

The long-running dispute between a state government and train unions, which led to major disruptions, has ended with a deal agreed to.

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Anger as councillor walks out of Welcome

Resignation calls after Welcome furore

A councillor has been called on to resign by his colleagues after he walked out during the Acknowledgement of Country and turned his back on a smoking ceremony.

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Boss loses it at worker on annual leave

A boss is going viral for the wild demand he made while an employee was already on leave with one calling it “sickening”.

CEO reveals controversial WFH opinion

CEO reveals controversial WFH opinion

“Is working from home affecting your career?” A fresh WFH debate starts

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Big return to office lie finally exposed

A huge call has been made on working from home in Australia, settling the divisive debate once and for all.

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