Aussie state could get extra public holiday
West Australians could be in for an extra public holiday as the state looks at syncing its system with the east coast.
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One act most Aussies admit to faking
Sleep, hangovers and general leisure were some of the reasons for Aussie workers committing this act in the past year.
All changes coming for Aussies next month
From minimum wage increases to a crackdown on tobacco, here are all the changes coming into effect across Australia from July 1.
Jobs with fastest-growing salaries revealed
Australians looking for a quick pay rise should think about these roles after salaries jumped more than 25 per cent in the past year.
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This group of Aussies are outraged as they will need to foot the bill as the minimum award wage is increased to above the rate of inflation.
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A famous porn star has revealed an interesting trend that has emerged that she’s making a lot of money from.
CEO exposes WFH problem Aus can’t ignore
The working from home debate shows no signs of slowing down, but one CEO’s controversial comments have really stirred the pot.
‘50pc in 5 years’: CEO’s staggering claim
One of the world’s most powerful artificial intelligence bosses is “raising the alarm” about how our workforce could look by 2030.
‘No evidence’: Aussie WFH lie exposed
A major working from home lie has been exposed, as a report from Australia’s Productivity Commissioner casts a new light on the contentious debate.
‘No evidence’: Aussie WFH lie exposed
A major working from home lie has been exposed, as a report from Australia’s Productivity Commissioner casts a new light on the contentious debate.
Sydney Trains pay deal struck
The long-running dispute between a state government and train unions, which led to major disruptions, has ended with a deal agreed to.
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