Weird items Aussies claiming on tax
From breast implants to sleep apnoea machines, each tax time brings with it bold attempts to get money back on weird and wacky items.
Small Business
29yo quits job, now making $3m a year
A young Melbourne mother has opened up about ditching her $40k-a-year job and taking a leap of faith that has landed her millions.
CEOs huge pay rises in inflation crisis
Top executives have had their pay increased much higher than the average Australian amid the cost of living crisis, a new report shows.
Brisbane 15yo works harder than you
While other 15-year-olds are juggling assignments and social lives, Henry Coward is running a business that’s saving Aussies precious dollars.
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Gelato shop apologises for ‘racist’ post
A HIPSTER gelato brand has sacked its social media manager over a “careless” Instagram post after being accused of “trivialising racism”.
Aussie fashion queens making millions
THESE Aussie women were only in their 20s when they ditched the corporate life to sell clothes – now they’re millionaires.
Domino’s delivers first pizza by robot
DOMINO’S has finally delivered its first pizza by robot — silencing the critics who called its hi-tech experiments a “publicity stunt”.
Toyota supplier fined $10m for rip-off
A SOPHISTICATED and “devious” rip-off scheme has come undone, with this Toyota parts supplier fined $10 million for price fixing.
Students fight to bring back hot chips
WHEN the school banned their favourite treat, these chip-loving students refused to back down.
The Airbnb listings making a motza
FROM an Ikea sofa generating $8000 a year to a luxury Sydney home making close to $250,000, Airbnbs are proving a massive money spinner for Aussies.
Vegan ice cream a huge hit
ALEX Houseman is an unlikely ice cream mogul. But from a small idea he’s hit the jackpot. And the result couldn’t be more hipster.
Roxy wears $3k dress to Red Rooster
PR GURU Roxy Jacenko has been sprung ordering a greasy Red Rooster feed after a lavish shopping spree.
Domino’s pays $18,000 in fines
DOMINO’S is the first company to pay penalties to the consumer watchdog for allegedly not complying with the Franchising Code of Conduct.
$1.5 billion empire under threat
IT’S grown from a single store in Melbourne to a lucrative empire. But with Amazon looming, Officeworks is under threat.
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