Urgent warning for thousands of Aussies
Aussies are being warned to check their mobile and wearable payment devices or risk being unable to purchase items this New Year’s Eve.
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There’s a lot to be optimistic about in 2025: Citi Australia
Mark Woodruff, the local boss of US banking giant, says market conditions are turning positive for the coming year.
Aussies making $100k a year doing nothing
Australians are criminally neglecting a common household item that could be making them rich.
New rights for travellers hit with flight delays, lost baggage
Airlines will face penalties for losing passengers’ bags or failing to provide refunds under Australia’s first aviation customer rights charter to be introduced in the New Year.
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ASX 200 dips on seesaw day; ASIC sues Binance
Financial regulator targets crypto giant over alleged customer fails. Insignia rejects Bain bid. Chalmers’ spending plans to challenge RBA fight. ANZ facing more regulatory scrutiny. Aus economy in ‘reasonable shape’: NAB CEO.
Qantas to add 300,000 seats across 1300 more flights
The airline is supercharging its capacity in the new year with what has the appearance of an aggressive bid to increase domestic market share.
UK company to take charge of Aussie airport flight ‘slots’
An Australian company responsible for co-ordinating valuable access to Sydney airport will be replaced by a UK company owned by five British airlines.
Awful secret at building company exposed
Customers have been left horrified after learning more about the man who has promised them he will complete their dream homes.
Meta agrees to huge payout for Aussies
Tech giant Meta has agreed to pay out a whopping sum to Australians who were impacted by a major privacy scandal.
Qantas agrees to pay $120m for illegal outsourcing
Qantas can finally draw a line under an ugly episode in its history after agreeing to pay $120m in compensation to outsourced ground handling workers.
ASX 200 lifts; PEXA gains; Data#3 falls
Data#3 down after flagging Microsoft hit. PEXA soars on change of guard. BlueScope, BHP and Rio Tinto pick site for smelting pilot plant. House prices to stall next year: HSBC. Meta settles Aus privacy breach case.
Christmas gift Aussies could do without
Aussies are being slugged with an unwanted Christmas gift of higher home loan repayments, fresh figures show.
CommBank boss ‘unaware’ of $3 fee
The boss of Australia’s largest bank says he was unaware of the controversial $3 service fee being applied to one account before it was announced.
Humiliating truth about freed prisoner
A supposed Syrian prisoner who was dramatically freed by a CNN journalist on-air was actually a notorious torturer in Bashar al-Assad’s government.
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