$150k jobs no Australians want
It seems like a dream job, paying up to $150,000 on top of perks including a house and car – but bosses say they just can’t get anyone to apply.
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Top causes of workplace stress revealed
The mental health of Australia’s workforce has taken a hit amid the COVID-19 pandemic – and not all industries have fared equally. Here are the biggest causes of stress.
Meeting that changed teen’s life
Monique was 18 when one meeting changed the course of her entire life, showing her a glimpse of a future she never believed possible.
Your work questions answered
“I have lost passion for my job. How do I bring this up with my boss?” Our experts give their best advice.
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Employers give up on hiring staff
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Ghostwriter: Why it’s easy to cheat at uni
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Schoolboy earning $100,000 a year
A BOY started earning extra cash in high school by selling mobile accessories on eBay. By the time he left school his annual turnover was $100,000.
Why women really work
JACINTA Tynan cried as she drove to work for weeks after her babies were born. But there’s a good reason she persisted and it was so worth it.
‘Why I resent being told to find a good job’
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Harvard graduate’s massive gift
THE world’s most prestigious university just received a massive boost. Harvard graduate and Wall Street billionaire John Paulson has stunned everyone.
‘I’m proud of my wife bonus’
POLLY Phillips’ husband pays her a five-figure sum to stay at home and be a “good little wife”. She explains why it makes her a feminist, and how she spends it.
‘Kill all white men’: Storm over tweet
A UNIVERISTY ‘diversity officer’ who tweeted ‘kill all white men’ is not exactly repentant. But she will keep her job despite a fierce backlash.
The biggest lies told in interviews
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Inside the mind of a hitman
PEOPLE who kill strangers for money have a common trait. This is how paid assassins do their job while still managing to sleep at night.
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