‘Absolutely furious, livid’: Outrage over ‘tax’
Thousands of Aussies trying to keep their bills down are being stung with a hidden tax advocates are calling “madness” as the cost of living continues to bite.
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Worker pay day fears after IT outage
Millions of workers could go without their wages in the wake of the global IT outage, amid reports multiple payment and payroll systems across Australia were crippled.
Blue Screen of Death workaround revealed
After a faulty update plunged computers and tech systems all over the world into chaos, a workaround to the dreaded “Blue Screen of Death” has been revealed.
Coles and SecondBite unite to help Aussie’s out this winter
Coles today launched its annual appeal for national food rescue charity SecondBite to help feed Aussies doing it tough this winter.
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Aussies charmed by cherry blossom season
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Quantum Leap: PM’s multi-millions for tech
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Global eyes on Port Douglas marina
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Coles drops prices on 300 products
Coles’ budget-friendly bonanza: over 300 products discounted, including hearty meat favourites. See what’s getting cheaper.
23 items for under $20: Aldi launches its own fashion range
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State’s crackdown on dodgy landlords
One state government has announced a $4m crackdown on dodgy landlords after bringing in strict new laws to help boost the living conditions of renters.
Gender Pain Gap: women’s pain ignored and dismissed
The Nurofen Gender Pain Gap Index Report reveals that more than half of women surveyed believe they’ve had their pain disregarded, compared to only 48 per cent of men
Union lashed in Qantas compensation fight
The Transport Workers Union has been slammed for “sitting on its backside” in a years-long fight to compel Qantas to compensate 1700 illegally sacked workers.
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