Fury over Chin Chin in latest foodie pay scandal
Chin Chin is the latest high-profile Melbourne restaurant embroiled in a pay scandal. Workers claim they were ripped off and now fear they will never get their money back.
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Offensive van slogans banned in Victoria
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Compulsory flu vax for hospital workers
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Premier: Bombshell fireys probe ‘doesn’t involve me’
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Why experts want IVF bill delayed
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Kennett claims luggage rage MP has ‘bully’ bad rep
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First assisted dying permit issued
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