Dutton backs huge lunch tax break
There’s no such thing as a free lunch, but Aussies could soon enjoy tax deductible ones in an elected Coalition government.
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Global report spells doom for Albo
Support for the Left is the lowest it’s been in decades, a new report says — and it could be bad news for the PM as he seeks re-election.
Superpowers unite in chilling move for world
The two of the biggest anti-Western superpowers have signed a terrifying new pact.
Shorten makes shock decision on resignation
The NDIS minister will leave parliament weeks earlier than expected, raising expectations the Prime Minister will move for a quick cabinet reshuffle.
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Aussies fear right to disconnect laws
Aussies are willing to sign away their rights and stay in constant contact with their boss, as long as the employer pays them for the privilege of it.
Brutal act wipes out $12.5m Aussie company
The frustrated Facebook customer has taken matters into his own hands and has slugged Meta with a hefty lawsuit.
Parliament rocked by bombshell resignation
Senior Liberal senator and former cabinet minister Simon Birmingham will retire at the next election, after a 17-year run as senator.
Trudeau dances while violent protests rage
A nation’s PM has been likened to Roman emperor Nero after video emerged of him dancing at a Taylor Swift concert during violent protests.
‘Unbearably cringe’: Elon Musk unleashes
Elon Musk has lashed out at anyone who uses professional networking platform LinkedIn, branding them “cringe”.
‘Massacre’: Sick allegations against leader
More than a million Aussies flock to this paradise on our doorstep each year. Now, it’s being run by a former “war criminal” with a disturbing past.
CEO asks potential employee to pay $36k ‘fee’
The CEO of a multi-billion dollar company has been brutally roasted online after posting a job ad requiring the successful candidate to cough up $36,000.
Blistering statement as mayor stood down
The Queensland government has acted against the mayor of one of the state’s largest councils after months of controversy over his background.
‘I hate what I’ve done’: MinRes boss
Mineral Resources faced a fiery AGM, as the board addressed shareholders for the first time since allegations of misconduct by founder Chris Ellison were aired.
Remote workers ‘less likely’ to be hired
As a generational divide over working from home continues, a major survey has revealed what businesses really think about workers who don’t want to work from the office.
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