Aussies shares fall on US chaos, mining slump
The fallout from the CrowdStrike global tech outage and US President Joe Biden’s decision not to run again have helped push down the Australian sharemarket on Monday.
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How some Aussies will get $21k super bump
New forecast shows the average Aussie will be $21,000 richer in retirement after change in payments from this month onwards. Here’s why.
‘Terrible’ blow to farmer after mice plague
A Queensland farmer had spent the last few years recovering from drought and a mice plague when another catastrophe threw “salt on the wound”.
‘Be careful’: Chilling warning amid IT crisis
Minister for Home Affairs Clare O’Neil says there have been reports of phishing scams amid the CrowdStrike IT outage.
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Popular Sydney bar closes doors
A beloved and iconic Sydney bar has abruptly closed its doors, with devastated locals calling it a “sad, sad day”.
Why Aussies will pay less for bottle of wine
Australian wine lovers look set to enjoy quality reds at reduced prices for years to come because of these factors.
Aussie owed $55k as staff quit en masse
A customer has demanded a $55k refund for a product that doesn’t work as promised, while staff at the company continue to leave.
Businesses to ‘face the music’ over rising debt
Experts warn that there could be a “surge” in businesses collapsing as the ATO continues to go after mounting debt.
Home builder collapses amid dire warning
Another Aussie home builder has collapsed with an industry expert warning “firms are falling everywhere”.
Major probe into Aussie price crisis
An inquiry into price gouging has been met with fierce resistance from employers as debate rages over the cause of Australia’s surging inflation.
Popular homewares company collapses
A trendy Melbourne-based homewares company with an A-list following has suddenly collapsed.
Cruel reason booze-free Bottle-O collapsed
The owner of a popular alcohol-free drinks business has revealed the real reason her business has collapsed.
500 units in limbo after builder collapse
Another major Australian construction company has been placed into administration, with workers stood down and construction halted on hundreds of units.
Huge list names, shames work exploiters
Hundreds of Aussie businesses – from accounting firms to cleaners – have been named and shamed by border force officials for exploiting migrant workers.
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