Gambling giant on brink of collapse
One state premier has given a blunt response to an embattled casino giant as it faces collapse, putting thousands of jobs at risk.
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Dutton backs huge lunch tax break
There’s no such thing as a free lunch, but Aussies could soon enjoy tax deductible ones in an elected Coalition government.
Qantas predicts more need for engineers as new planes take off
Qantas has opened its own training academy as it plans to hire 200 engineers a year due to new aircraft needing more maintenance because they are less durable.
Wild landlord demand closes beloved cafe
The owner of a beloved cafe in Sydney’s inner west has revealed the wild reason she was forced to close the restaurant’s doors.
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‘Creepy’ details of star’s ‘grooming’ acts
The media industry has been rocked by new revelations of a major star’s depraved chat with a convicted pedo and attempts to groom young people.
‘Sack her’: Fury over Officeworks saga
Angry Aussies are demanding an Officeworks manager is fired after denying service to a Jewish customer, but the company says she is deeply remorseful.
Fresh push to get Aussies back to the office
There is a fresh push for workers to return to the office as new data reveals the toll it’s having on Australian cities.
‘I had full backing of the board’: ex-Star CEO
The confidential submission of former casino boss Robbie Cooke shines a light on the difficult path that needed to be walked with NSW’s powerful casino regulator.
‘Airlines reaching out’: Rex administrator upbeat
Rex administrators say there’s already strong interest to buy the airline as debate rages over the government’s role in fostering competition among carriers.
Concerning trend for major Aussie city
One Aussie city is seeing a concerning trend, with office vacancies at an all-time high as workers refuse to return to the office.
ASX 200 hits record as banks waver; DroneShield dives
Tech, property sectors lead gains. CBA fades from record intraday high. Albemarle’s Kemerton expansion halt weighs on Monadelphous. Star dives as licence suitability laid bare. ACCC ex-chair knows why Rex failed. US futures soar on Meta. Apple, Amazon results due.
Officeworks staffer rejects Jewish customer
A Jewish customer has been refused service by an Officeworks employee declaring “I’m pro-Palestine”, video shows.
ASX 200 hits record close after soft CPI data
RBA unlikely to hike rates next week with core inflation heading south. CBA shares reach intraday record of $137.34. Rio Tinto lifts on first-half profit jump. Telix, Origin among losers. Asian buyer circles Rex.
Luxury builder’s rego revoked
About 230 customers have been left with unfinished homes after authorities revoked a luxury builder’s registration.
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