‘Gimmick’: Coles staff gift slammed
A Christmas gift to retail staff at Coles has been slammed as a “shameful slap in the face” and a “gimmick” as the union warns of further planned strikes ahead of the holidays.
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Aussies warned to brace for more rate pain
A finance expert has urged Australians to be prepared for interest rates to rise again in the near future, as the country battles a worsening cost of living crisis.
ASX higher on energy rebound
A rebound in energy majors following a sell-off on Thursday saw the benchmark finish in the green on Friday.
ASX sinks on commodity slump
Following a drop in oil prices after the delay of an OPEC+ meeting and a decline in iron ore prices, the Australian share market lost ground on Thursday.
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Scathing finding about school banking
A damning report has found bank programs in schools have next to no educational value and are little more than a marketing ploy.
Winemaker hasn’t given up on Asia
One of Australia’s largest wine producers says it is still looking to expand its Asian business despite China slapping the industry with major tariffs.
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ASX back in the green
The Australian sharemarket shrugged off a weak lead from Wall Street to close in the green, with shares in Afterpay reaching record highs.
Kmart launches low-stress shopping
Select Kmart stores will from this week set aside two hours for a new program, providing a low-sensory environment for sensitive shoppers.
Next battleground with China
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Sacked workers revolt over Qantas handout
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