‘Coffee’ hack Aussies are using to stay WFH
CEOs are continuing to push for workers to come back into the office – but young employees have figured out a sneaky way to get around the rule.
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Aussies turn on banks after Optus chaos
Cash-loving Aussies are turning on the government and banks following the Optus outage, after countless businesses were left unable to function.
$1000 loss reveals extent of Optus failure
Young Aussies are so enraged by yesterday’s Optus outage that they are demanding to be “paid” by the telco.
‘Price for laziness’: Cashed up Aussies rage
The Optus outage has sparked a flood of warnings from cash-loving Aussies, with claims the country is heading for “total disaster”.
27yo worker blasts ‘lazy’ Gen Z office habit
A millennial worker has put the hard word on “miserable” Gen Zers, warning that one “lazy” habit will see them earning $30,000 for the rest of their lives.
‘Crying’: Young landlord reveals rental truth
A young Aussie landlord has hit back at the “brutal” comments she received after exposing the “unglamorous” side to owning multiple rental properties.
Aussie agent’s ‘revolting’ response to renter
A Queensland real estate agent has gone on an “unhinged” and homophobic rant following a simple question from a local renter.
Millions to be wiped from Aussie HECS debts
Thousands of Aussies are set to get a combined $5.4 million wiped from their student debts following a records error.
Landlords whinge over having to sell rentals
A group of Aussie landlords have been absolutely roasted after they complained about the difficulties of owning and renting out multiple properties.
Young Aussies buying $20 ‘black market’ item
Young people are helping create a “booming black market” in Australia, and it is all so they can get their hands on a controversial $20 item.
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