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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Australia’s million-dollar teens
A skincare range for teens, eco-friendly toothbrushes, a popcorn brand and a global e-commerce freelancer – meet the teenpreneurs behind these growing and lucrative businesses.
‘Dead’: Fears Sydney icon will close for good
Business owners in the Rocks have voiced their fears that the area is becoming “a dead zone” after the closure of one of its most iconic venues.
Shock Maccas move exposes Aussie shame
A controversial new security feature spotted at a McDonald’s restaurant notorious for antisocial behaviour has exposed an ugly reality faced by fast-food workers.
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Ikea’s surprising cost-of-living move
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Reason 31yo quit $110k job, then sold home
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Treasurer won’t ‘second-guess’ ABC move
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Former Nine boss to lead ABC
The Treasurer has defended the appointment of Hugh Marks as the ABC’s managing director after his controversial departure from Nine Entertainment.
‘Team player’: Major bank’s CFO retires
Westpac has announced its chief financial officer is leaving the company just months after its chief executive announced his retirement.
Dollar’s wild ride shows risks of playing with RBA fire
Jim Chalmers’ big shake-up of the central bank is a convenient distraction but unlikely to change the path of interest rates.
Why the fight against scams just got serious
All banks are now on the hook as the corporate regulator asks ‘how much is enough’ when it comes to protecting customers.
Government ‘throwing good money after bad’ at Rex
Federal government help for Rex is creating an ‘uneven playing field’ for other regional operators struggling to have their voice heard.
Qantas, American Airlines report air dramas
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