18-year-olds roasted over $50,000 work claim
The young men, both named Charles, have set the record straight after a clip of them went viral on social media.
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Massive threat issued to tech giants
The eSafety Commissioner has officially put the tech giants on notice: Do more to protect Aussie kids or cop massive fines.
Worker fired after X-rated reply-all email
A man has sued his former workplace after being fired for a reply-all email he claims he accidentally sent while “texting with my fraternity brother”.
How some Aussies will get $21k super bump
New forecast shows the average Aussie will be $21,000 richer in retirement after change in payments from this month onwards. Here’s why.
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Dan’s replacement shakes up cabinet
Victoria’s newest premier has unveiled her fresh cabinet days after her predecessor Daniel Andrews suddenly stood down.
‘Limbo’: Harsh reality facing thousands
Encouraging thousands of international graduates to “stay and struggle” in Australia is doing more harm than good, a new report has warned.
New ‘snail girl’ trend sweeping Aussie offices
A new ‘snail girl’ trend that prioritises slowing down and taking it easy on the job is sweeping Australian workplaces.
Barnaby’s blunder over childcare costs
Barnaby Joyce was attempting to slam Labor over rising childcare costs, only to be called out over a report that showed prices had doubled under the previous government’s watch.
Where you can vote early in the referendum
Aussies will soon be able to cast their vote in the upcoming referendum on the Voice to parliament.
Boomer work attitude ‘impossible’ for Gen Z
Generation Z might be our youngest generation in the workforce but they are already saying it is too much to handle.
Tradie’s nightmare ordeal in ‘male’ industry
A teenage apprentice knew entering a male-dominated workplace would be tough, but what happened next led her to abandon her dream for good. Warning: Graphic
‘Catastrophic’: Albo’s strong Voice warning
The Prime Minister has warned of ‘catastrophic outcomes’ of a No vote in the referendum, as Clive Palmer pledges a $2m ‘personal campaign’.
Millions of Aussies could miss out cash
Staff at Australia’s largest government agency will ramp up industrial action in October – and it could disrupt cash payments.
One big consequence of WFH culture
Every Australian city is under threat from this consequence of more people working from home – but there could be a radical solution.
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