‘I changed one thing – now I’m a millionaire’
A Melbourne woman who had “no job prospects” is now raking in millions of dollars thanks to one simple idea.
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Proof young Aussies ‘doing it harder’
More needs to be done to stop one group of Australians facing entrenched disadvantage, an independent MP has warned.
Huge pay win for casual workers
Casual workers have secured a game-changing win as one government extends their sick pay guarantee to hundreds of new jobs.
Bucket list driving fake tradie pranksters
One of Australia’s rising TikTok stars has revealed the sweet premise behind all the fun and madness.
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Hanson supporters attack cafe owners
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‘I turned $1.24 into $1000 worth of food’
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Mumpreneurs crafting export boom
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‘Cash me ousside’ girl’s genius move
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Maverick barber cuts hair using fire
A BARBER douses clients’ locks in flammable liquid before torching it, saying it’s “good for circulation”.
Is your company on the radar?
When entrepreneurs are flat out managing a growing company, taking time to enter competitions and awards can seem like a luxury. But whether you win or not the process is invaluable.
Would you work with your family?
YOU can’t choose your relatives but you can choose whether to go into business with them or not.
When business goes ballistic
Dominic Holland and André Eikmeier run very different companies but both are game-changers, driven by the desire to shake up their chosen industries.
Baring teeth on business philosophy
GEORGE Thalassinos heard the cliche early on — ‘don’t let the business rule your life.’ Looking back on 25 years running Giorgio Dental, he says the advice sounds good, but it’s ‘naive’.
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