‘Knew it would happen’: Shelves stripped bare
Eerie images have been posted on social media of empty supermarket shelves in one state, and it’s not hard to see why.
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Relief for millions of Westpac customers
Westpac customers are being urged to remain ‘vigilant’ for scams after its online banking services faced widespread outages.
Air traffic controller shortage strikes Sydney Airport
At least 30 flights were cancelled and dozens more delayed after runway movements were halved due to one air traffic controller calling in sick.
Rivals help Virgin’s case for new flights
Virgin Australia has made an 11th-hour bid to convince the competition watchdog of the benefits of new Qatar Airways-operated flights to Doha.
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Why super funds, investors love private credit
Super funds and income investors are fuelling the rise of private credit in Australia, with its risk-adjusted return profile building a strong following.
Channel 7 staff walk out over ‘sexy Santas’
Seven West Media has come under fire after footage of a dancing group of “sexy Santas” emerged from what has been described as a routine staff meeting.
Change in the air as taxpayer-funded flights under review
How public servants book air travel is under review in an effort to spread the benefits of taxpayer-funded flights across airlines.
Airport slots a target for reform in aviation white paper
The government will review its own travel policies and take a tougher approach to Sydney airport slots, in a campaign to promote more competition in the domestic airline industry.
Aussie shares jump on Fed cut fever
The local sharemarket lifted on Monday as buoyant investors cheered the prospect of a September rate cut in the world’s largest economy.
ASX up as Kogan, ABB gain; Endeavour sinks after reporting
Ciarán Carruthers to leave Crown. Downgrades loom for Bendigo Bank, NIB. Perpetual’s impairment weighs. Kogan soars. Aussie Broadband jumps on first dividend. Kelsian tanks on capex guidance. Aviation reforms to improve competition.
‘Economic tsunami’ coming for Aussies
Australians are anxiously awaiting the fallout from an “economic tsunami” – and a new move from China has caused fresh panic.
Aussie given $1k discount over rare coin
An Aussie has received a $1,000 discount at a Melbourne jewellery store after paying with a rare gold coin.
Leaked email reveals Aussie chain’s blow up
Some Australians have revealed their “gut wrenching” experience after pursuing a dream.
‘Not Australia’: Grim sign we missed the boat
Australia’s iron ore golden age is well and truly over. A new age is dawning – but it looks like the country may have already missed the boat.
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