Ex-Mecca employee settles mat leave redundancy case
Mecca says it has reached a ‘pragmatic’ settlement with its former head of brand Alethea Larkin over her unfair dismissal case about being made redundant while on maternity leave.
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$95m Edgewater sale almost finalised: but who really owns it?
The Edgewater property at Point Piper is ‘three quarters paid for’ — kinda, sorta bringing to a close an enduring mystery about who really owns the property.
Star casino boss takes on ultimate highwire act
The next six months represent a make-or-break moment for the fallen casino operator.
Angry about grocery prices? Now you can let rip
High grocery prices, domination by Coles and Woolworths and other consumer gripes are now set to form part of the supermarket inquiry — and it wants to hear from you.
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Leading McLaren Vale winery goes up for sale
A Chinese property developer and iron ore player along with local owners have placed a McLaren Vale winery on the market, and are expected to court offers in excess of $10m.
Whoops! Experts way off with their economic forecasts
Beware of experts and their way-off predictions. Australia’s property prices have not been devastated in 2022 and the sharemarket is down just under four per cent.
These stocks together in electric dreams
The transition to electric vehicles is finally picking up pace in Australia. And that’s put a select group of stocks in the driver’s seat.
Regulator turns playmaker in Telstra rejection
Consumers still might take convincing they would get a better deal with two players in the future than three players on offer today.
Rudd and Wong: The earth is moving
PM Anthony Albanese has put the ‘old team’ back together with Penny Wong in Beijing and Kevin Rudd heading for Washington.
Where Musk went wrong with Twitter
The billionaire has often talked up the concept of failing fast. He may just set a record pace for the social media platform.
VFMC posts worst return since GFC
The Victorian Funds Management Corporation, which manages $72bn and this year dropped thermal coal investments, has posted its first negative return in over a decade.
Warrego founder backs Hancock bid for the company
The stakes of the two co-founders of Warrego Energy will prove crucial in the takeover battle, as one backs Hancock Energy’s cash bid.
Essendon says sorry to Andrew Thorburn
Essendon has apologised after reaching a settlement with the ex-NAB boss over its handling of his exit as the club’s chief executive.
Lowe faces February rate hike uncertainty
Right now RBA governor Philip Lowe will be hoping that his choice at the next board meeting in February is between either no change or a 25 basis point rate hike. But it could be higher.
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