When will Omicron peak in Victoria?
The Omicron wave might be nearing its peak— but experts say there’s no guarantee infections will fall away as rapidly as seen elsewhere.
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They came, they saw, they failed. Zara, H&M and Uniqlo may have struck gold but not every foreign retailer has done as well.
Packer’s accountant shares top tips to save on tax
Kerry Packer’s comments on tax — anyone not minimising it needs their head read — are legendary. One of his top accountants has now penned a book sharing his tax secrets.
Power bill changes to bring relief for many Victorians
Thousands of Victorian households will have their power bills slashed under a new default offer as they begin the new year.
More households struggle to pay power bills
Hundreds of Victorians had their power disconnected after failing to pay their bills, with more than $420m owed across the state.
Hopetoun Tea Rooms in fresh war of words
An ugly dispute between The Block Arcade and the Hopetoun Tea Rooms’ ex-owners has dragged on, as a new website attracted threats of defamation action.
Long wait for Covid test results continues
People have reported staying in isolation for up to four days as Victorians still face long waits to receive their Covid test results.
Explosion in government fat cats under Andrews
Victoria’s high-paid public service executives have exploded in number under Daniel Andrews with the top bureaucrats earning hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.
Bonuses, free rent: Employers’ extreme measures to recruit staff
Desperate Victorian employers are going to extreme measures to recruit workers, including paying for transport, offering bonuses and free rent.
Women still doing bulk of housework
The gender gap around household chores is closing — but it’s not really because men are doing more.
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