Why Euro summer is lasting longer each year
There’s a good reason why the Euro summer social media spam seems to be lasting forever this year, as more travellers opt to visit in shoulder seasons.
Companies
Miners, banks a drag; Newmont, ResMed hit records
Newmont hauls higher gold grades at Cadia mine in NSW. Whitehaven beats coal guidance as sales jump. Analysts note Macquarie’s ‘deja vu’ on earnings miss. Rich-lister’s latest buy-in caught up in ICAC NSW probe.
Plan to make Aussie workers $14k better off
Changing company taxes, making it easier for Australians to upskill or change roles and embracing new technology are just a few of the ways we can all be better off, a new report finds.
Sacked FIFO worker has the last laugh
A massive error at a mining site led to $200,000 of gold going missing and a FIFO worker getting the sack. Now, she’s had the last laugh.
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Iconic Aussie retailer’s legal stoush
An iconic fashion label with more than 50 stores in Australia and New Zealand is facing legal action over alleged unpaid debts.
Lower fares spark rush on Christmas holiday flights
Australian travellers are taking advantage of lower airfares as bookings for Christmas holidays surge from month to month.
Heads roll amid fury over CEO’s $24m pay
One of Australia’s richest companies is facing a revolt for failing to slash its CEO’s eye-watering $24 million pay packet despite a long list of regulatory failures.
RBA governor’s speech sinks ASX 200
Comments from RBA governor Michele Bullock and weaker than expected quarterly earnings dropped the ASX on Thursday.
Private health giant shuts clinics
Australia’s largest private hospital company will shut 17 of its 20 psychology clinics in a matter of months.
Why unemployment may stop rate cut
The RBA boss has given another major clue as to why the central bank held interest rates during their July meeting, and what will move the needle in August.
Why unemployment may stop rate cut
The RBA boss has given another major clue as to why the central bank held interest rates during their July meeting, and what will move the needle in August.
Why your living standards will fall by $75k
A major bank has sounded the alarm on Australia’s living standards as it says the “Lucky Country’s” good fortune is running out.
Virgin cabin crew take filthy hotel complaint to Fair Work
Flight attendants have escalated their dispute with Virgin Australia over the conditions they are forced to sleep and eat in at the airline’s Perth layover hotel.
Qatar victims win right to sue over invasive internal searches
Australian women subjected to invasive examinations at Hamad International Airport have won the right to sue Qatar Airways in a landmark court victory.
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