Gen Z work demand bosses are embracing
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Alarming reason Aussies are quitting jobs
Workplaces are seeing detrimental impacts from employees feeling unhappy, and the cause can be closely linked to the work from home debate.
Weird items Aussies claiming on tax
From breast implants to sleep apnoea machines, each tax time brings with it bold attempts to get money back on weird and wacky items.
29yo quits job, now making $3m a year
A young Melbourne mother has opened up about ditching her $40k-a-year job and taking a leap of faith that has landed her millions.
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Gelato shop apologises for ‘racist’ post
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Domino’s delivers first pizza by robot
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Toyota supplier fined $10m for rip-off
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Students fight to bring back hot chips
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The Airbnb listings making a motza
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