Australia’s most unlikely tourist attraction
THE southern hemisphere’s largest cemetery is enticing tourists and shaking off its macabre image to become a “cultural destination”.
THE southern hemisphere’s largest cemetery is enticing tourists and shaking off its macabre image to become a “cultural destination”.
AFTER a lazy delivery driver was exposed this week, couriers everywhere have been copping our complaints. Now they’re hitting back.
BUSINESS owners who write their own glowing reviews online — and even negative reviews of competitors — are about to have a bad time.
TURNS out this isn’t the only lazy postie not even attempting to deliver mail. Dozens of dissatisfied customers have descended on Australia Post.
A MULTI-BILLION dollar lease of ‘poles and wires’ to Canadian, Middle Eastern and Australian investors will boost public spending, Mike Baird claims.
MCDONALD’S latest move to improve customer satisfaction is targeting its drive-through business. It’s called “ask, ask, tell”.
SALIM Mehajer’s wife Aysha has gone from a former beautician to the director of 12 companies in record time.
ONE woman has taken it upon herself to uncover terror hidden in the deepest corners of the web, publishing it for the world to see.
THEY just wanted to lay their loved one to rest, but this Victorian family was forced to fight a vicious court battle for their funeral to go ahead.
“My husband wouldn’t be satisfied with that.” Why the little pill that’s supposed to revolutionise women’s sex lives is leaving them cold.
COLES and Woolworths have begun stocking an unusual new product. You can now give the ultimate gift to your loved one of choice: free time.
TINSELTOWN can’t get enough of the Gold Coast, with three major Hollywood films soon to be shot. So why does everyone want to make movies here?
“I RANG last Saturday, and again on Sunday, but there was no answer.” MP sends hilarious letter to industry boss, drops mic.
THE Victorian taxi saga is still ongoing, with the Melbourne PR company behind YourTaxi’s embarrassing stuff-up dumped.
IT’S the decision that has WA’s self-proclaimed Spud King spitting chips — and has left WA being labelled a “nanny state”.
“AT THE end of the day, the insurers are only going to want to insure those people that are fit and healthy and don’t need anything done to them.”
DEPUTY mayor Salim Mehajer allegedly voted on changes to a development that added $1million to its value without declaring his financial interests.
THERE’S a new porn boss in town, and she wants to show you a type of sex that’s previously been largely unseen. WARNING: Adult themes.
FLEUR* is worried. Worried she will be blackmailed into sex, worried she will be forced underground, most of all, worried about police.
OUTSIDE the luxury resorts available only to the world’s elite, Sardinia is plagued by poverty, crippled by corruption and has resorted to testing bombs.
METER maids threatened with $10,000 fines or two years in jail as battle lines drawn on Gold Coast’s Surfers Paradise beach.
“OH MY God, oh this looks bad.” Union staffer breaks down as the royal commission hears allegations that she shopped at Tiffany’s on a union credit card.
THE company which creates the popular Candy Crush Saga video game has just been bought for $8.2 billion. Yes, billion.
SPOTIFY lost $276 million in 2014 despite earning $1.82 billion. How do big companies like Amazon, Uber and Twitter survive without profits?
CONTROVERSIAL deputy mayor is being sued by a marble importer in latest drama involving a spiral staircase inside his mansion.
THE legal woes are piling on for Salim Mehajer, who’s now being sued over a former company, but he’s maintaining his innocence.
A CONTRACTOR to suppliers of chickens to Coles and Woolworths paid its workers as little as $11.50 an hour for 19-hour shifts.
YOU’VE probably gotten an email from a person offering to send you lots of money. Just for the fun of it, I responded.
CASHBACK loyalty card program Lyoness has won a case against Australia’s competition watchdog, which accused the company of operating a pyramid scheme.
THIS man pushed up the price of a lifesaving AIDS drug by 5000 per cent. Now a competitor plans to offer a similar pill at a fraction of the original cost.
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