Worrying trend emerging in cybercrime
A new report has revealed a worrying increase in cybercriminal attacks on wealthy private schools, using sinister techniques to hack sensitive data.
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Cruise ship casino class action close as Aussies speak out
Cruise line giant P&O has been accused of encouraging vulnerable passengers to gamble and rack up huge debts.
Bleak warning to Black Friday shoppers
Aussie consumers are urged to stay vigilant when shopping online over the upcoming festive sales period to avoid being scammed.
Virgin crew can work on Qatar flights, CEO says
Virgin pilots and cabin crew will have the chance to work on Qatar Airways flights out of Doha, but unions fear it will be at their detriment.
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How Trump’s tariffs will change the path of interest rates
Much of the global tariff fight is set to take place between China and the US, but it has major implications for Australia.
ASX 200 rises; Woolworths denies ‘land banking’
Sites ‘held for strategic reasons’ Woolworths tells ACCC. SafetyCulture CEO to step down. Queensland coal ‘sugar hit’ won’t last: BHP. Elders in $475m buy after missing profit expectations, CEO extends stay. ASIC sues NAB.
Surf lifesavers to rescue Qantas?
Qantas is hoping Surf Life Saving Australia can rescue its battered brand with a new four-year partnership.
Alan Jones’ luxe apartment raided by cops
Police are combing through Alan Jones’ luxury apartment following his arrest over allegations of indecent assault and sexual touching incidents.
‘Fiercely competitive’: Woolies boss’ claim
The boss of one half of Australia’s supermarket duopoly has made a curious comment on competition in the sector under questioning from the consumer watchdog.
Aussies left with nothing in $3.2m collapse
A company which collapsed with millions in debt is now under investigation by a consumer affairs body.
Simple hack to prepare for Christmas lunch
Cost-of-living threatens to blow out the cost of Christmas lunch for lots of Aussies, but one retailer reckons there’s an easy way to space out spending for the big day.
1.9 million Aussies can’t pay their bills
Almost two million Australians have fallen behind on their everyday payments and are now being chased by debt collectors.
‘Absolute morons’: Threat to overwhelm Aus
Tariffs, trade wars and an unpredictable American president means Australia’s crucial iron ore industry faces uncertain times ahead.
Bank confirms worst news for homeowners
One of Australia’s big four banks has made a bold prediction about the future of interest rates, and it’s even worse than expected.
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