Worker demand drops in latest figures
The latest figures from the ABS show demand for workers cooling in August for the fifth straight quarter.
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Assault claim, biohazards in chicken strike
A dispute hearing between union workers and a major poultry supplier has heard evidence of an alleged assault and illegal blockades at a chicken processing plant.
Major plan to overhaul TAFE
Aussies will soon have access to a brand new style of apprenticeship under a fresh plan to get more young people to enrol in TAFE.
Iconic Aussie brand makes bold comeback
Excitement is growing for the imminent return of a beloved soft drink brand boasting classic flavours.
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Woman mistakenly pays $76k bill
For seven years, Patricia Rodrigues couldn’t work out why her power bills were so expensive — until an electrician revealed the truth.
Owner tearfully shuts troubled shop
A woman has broken down in tears after being forced to close her shop. The name of her now infamous store sparked a national debate.
Customer scams thousands from cafe
A Gold Coast cafe was scammed out of thousands when a customer casually took control of the EFTPOS machine when paying the bill.
1yo ‘influencer’ earns $600 per pic
A one-year-old baby with more than 15,000 followers on Instagram has become one of the UK’s youngest ever ‘influencers’.
How to turn caravans into cash
You don’t need a spare room or house to reap the benefits of the share economy. Your caravan or car could also make you a small fortune.
‘How we made $2.5m in a day’
This tiny, family-owned, Sydney company which has just 15 employees has raked in $2.5 million in 24 hours.
Aus Post rival reveals new weapon
An Aussie start-up that claims to offer rates 70 per cent cheaper than Australia Post has revealed a new plan to make the post office obsolete.
Shop defends ‘offensive’ name
A FORMER cop, who has been lashed online for what she called her fish and chip shop defended the name. And isn’t backing down.
Products Shark Tank wants most
FACING the Shark Tank panel is no easy feat but if you really want a chance at investment, these are the products that’ll get you there.
Pub ‘bans’ Melbourne Cup
SOME say the Newtown Hotel’s move is “anti-Australian”. But others argue the “cruel” Melbourne Cup’s days are numbered.
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