Aussie cop salaries spark poaching wave
Cheeky Aussie ads in New Zealand newspapers promising ‘warmer days and higher pays’ across the Tasman have caused an international fracas.
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Australia to welcome new head of state
Prominent businesswoman Samantha Mostyn will take over the nation’s highest office, becoming the second woman to be the King’s representative in Australia.
Huge reason for young doctors to go rural
A young doctor says finding her passion in medicine as well as falling in love with a “cowboy” are only some of the reasons she’s sticking it out in regional medicine.
‘I took a 20% pay cut to work from home’
Marketing co-ordinator Jade Reece, 26, who recently took a 20 per cent pay cut to work fully remotely at her home in Yarrabilba, Queensland.
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Sally Rugg slams Aussie ‘burnout’ culture
Former political staffer Sally Rugg, who sued over being forced to work 70-hour weeks, has slammed Australia’s “burnout” culture.
‘Too old’: Scary trend emerges in China
The curse is so prevalent that it is even being enforced by the Chinese government. It is making it impossible for citizens to escape.
Three dead in Darwin military crash
Three US military personnel have been killed and others injured following a horror aircraft crash on the Tiwi Islands, north of Darwin.
AFL legend begins 650km walk for Yes vote
Nearly 20 years after his Long Walk in 2004, a former Essendon star will walk 650km to Canberra in support of the Voice to Parliament.
Proof young Aussies ‘doing it harder’
More needs to be done to stop one group of Australians facing entrenched disadvantage, an independent MP has warned.
Lidia confirms she was target of video threat
Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe has come forward as the victim of a video that made violent threats against her.
Aussie man went from nothing to $20 million
This Aussie lost everything at 17 but went on to build a $20m company, and he says most of us are making this surprising money mistake.
Huge pay win for casual workers
Casual workers have secured a game-changing win as one government extends their sick pay guarantee to hundreds of new jobs.
Major change for 115,000 workers
One of Australia’s largest employers has announced a major change in support for its 115,000 workers.
Aus to be smashed by tradie mass exodus
Tradies are dissatisfied with their jobs and looking toward greener pastures, according to new data that warns of a possible mass exodus.
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