Musk’s X must hide stabbing videos
Elon Musk’s X has been ordered to temporarily hide stabbing videos, but their battle will return to the Federal Court within days.
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Boss, 34, lets staff do ‘whatever they want’
A Millennial boss has revealed the bizarre strategy she has in place for managing her staff, claiming the unorthodox change saved her business.
Worker loses leg after horrific accident
A major recycling company has been lashed by a court after a worker suffered horrific crush injuries in a workplace accident, eventually losing his leg.
Picture at centre of builder’s sudden collapse
A building company has collapsed after a bitter falling out between its director and two senior members of the company.
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Next steps after deadly Wieambilla ambush
Police ministers are poised to sign off on a way to close a critical loophole in Australia’s gun laws that may have contributed to the Wieambilla tragedy that left six dead.
Dutton backs probe into Higgins payout
Peter Dutton has backed a move to refer the confidential payout made to Brittany Higgins to the new federal integrity watchdog.
’Come clean’: Albo called out over leaked texts
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has urged Anthony Albanese to “front up” over the entanglement of senior Labor figures in the Brittany Higgins saga.
Massive work from home lie exposed
Elon Musk says working from home is “morally” wrong – but it turns out there’s more to the story than your boss is telling you.
Commuter chaos as trains grind to halt
An incident at one train station has caused a major backlog on a city’s train network at peak hour.
‘Embarrassing’: Man’s bottle-o walk of shame
Police are investigating after a man was filmed on CCTV trying to steal from a bottle-o, but one essential part of his escape with the goods failed.
Companies reveal truth about 4-day week
The concept of a four-day work week has long captured the attention of Australians. Now, 10 companies have revealed the truth behind the revolution.
‘Pretty hard’: Grim forecast for economy
Fears Australia is tracking for a recession have been shot down despite an acknowledgment the next 18 months are going to be “pretty hard”.
Sorry Australia, but New Zealand is winning
While we experienced a brief spike in social cohesion, Australians’ general well being metrics “are about as low as they’ve ever been”.
’Stolen far too soon’: Tragic mining death
Tributes are flowing for a contractor who tragically died on a Woodside gas site off the coast of Western Australia.
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