Albo downplays big Palestine call
Anthony Albanese says there is nothing to see here after his Foreign Minister floated a change to how Australia views a Palestinian state.
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Popular dumpling chain cops $4m fine
A well-known restaurant chain has been described as “deceitful and unscrupulous” after robbing people of thousands.
Monster company collapses owing $11m
Staff have been left shocked by the collapse, which has left them jobless and out of pocket.
Historic gold mint releases new coins
Australia’s largest precious metals mint will celebrate 125 years in operation with the release of five special coins, including a gold coin with a mintage of just 500.
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‘No secret’: Packer’s $7m gift
Billionaire James Packer has made a multimillion-dollar donation to a cause that’s very close to his heart.
Paramedics to strike in wage stoush
A state’s paramedics will refuse all patient discharges from Thursday morning as healthcare workers rally for faster progress on wage negotiations.
Boss’s brutal nine-word sacking revealed
June happily answered the phone when her new boss called, but was left stunned when she uttered one brutal sentence, then hung up.
‘Fight back’: New Qantas boss warned
With Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce set to step down, the airline’s incoming boss has been officially put on notice by a major union figure.
Aussie business joins four-day week
An Australian business has changed to a four-day work week, with staff still paid for five days. And there has been a surprising result.
Major change to public transport in one state
A big shake-up is coming for commuters and getting around on public transport is about to get much easier.
Top investor slams ‘entitled’ Australians
A controversial article from the outspoken investment manager Christopher Joye has sparked outrage among young Australians.
Gen Z blasted for ‘selfish’ work trend
Young Aussies just can’t seem to catch a break, with a CEO now branding Gen Z workers “selfish” for engaging in a common work trend.
Wild email from man rejected for job
The CEO of one of Australia’s largest fashion empires has revealed the “rudest email ever” received from a potential job candidate.
How to work smarter not harder
You might have heard this term dredged around in school, or lurking in the required skills section of a job ad. But an expert has a new name for it.
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