Downside to working-from-home revealed
Many Australian workers discovered major downside to working from home last week.
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‘Heartbreaking’: Industry all but finished
There are fears this latest closure could mean the end of this industry in Australia.
All staff sacked in monster $23m collapse
The debts of a collapsed group of businesses have blown out to almost $23 million, while other subsidiaries have quietly gone under in recent weeks.
Big push to give Aussies five weeks of leave
Business leaders have spoken largely in favour of a major push to give Aussie workers a blanket five weeks of leave.
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CBA facing $40m Matildas dilemma
CBA continues to kick goals with its sponsorship of Australia’s two most valuable sporting teams – but its support is set to become more costly.
Drug-fuelled downfall of $105m tax scammer
The “greedy” son of the former deputy commissioner of the Australian Taxation Office has learnt his fate for directing a $105m tax fraud.
Farmers furious over Anna’s land grab
Angry Queensland farmers have lashed Annastacia Palaszczuk for a plan that they say will result in “irreversible damage” to the rainforest.
‘Not required’: Stadium rebuild slammed
A decision to splash billions of taxpayer dollars on rebuilding the Gabba in Brisbane has come under fire.
Bold move to ban gas in Aussie city
A council in the heart of one of Australia’s biggest cities has reignited the war over gas with a shock move.
Question Albo refused to answer
The Prime Minister has declined to answer questions about whether he helped his son secure a lucrative internship.
Rinehart CEO slams companies’ Voice support
The chief executive of Gina Rinehart’s agricultural empire has slammed Australian corporations for backing the Yes campaign.
Cost-of-living relief for millions of Aussies
Aussies struggling through the cost-of-living crisis will breathe a sigh of relief after the Treasurer slapped down a call to increase a major tax.
Welcome to Country mocked in shock speech
Indigenous leaders have denounced a comedian who mocked the Welcome to Country by labelling traditional owners “violent black men”.
Plea to ‘highest paid’ teachers in Australia
Amid souring relationships with the teachers federation, one state premier has urged the union body to return to the negotiating table.
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