Doctor banned after sexting patient
A doctor who sent a patient sexually explicit messages, then threatened her partner after she complained about him, has been banned from practising medicine in Australia.
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‘Real boost:’ Premier’s pay promise to cops
NSW Premier Chris Minns has vowed to strike a solid wage deal with police that will be backdated once an agreement is reached.
Building company collapses owing $2m
A building company has collapsed after a bitter feud between the boss and senior management.
Man makes $50/hr after one week of training
A well-paid job requiring just one week of training and no uni degree has been revealed – but Aussies think “95% of people” don’t have what it takes to do it.
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Navy in $43m prostitute bribery scandal
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John Ibrahim: How it all began
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Boss’s shocking reply-all email
ROSETTE Laursen emailed her boss asking for a day off. His shockingly sexist reply was sent around to the whole office.
Border Force officer charged over drug ring
AN Australian Border Force officer has been arrested over an alleged international tobacco ring operating between Sydney and Dubai.
Woolies worker wins $230k compo
A WOOLIES worker who was required to lift more than 2000 heavy boxes a day or be sent home has won a landmark compensation case.
Sacked Google worker’s next move
A FORMER Google engineer who was sacked over a controversial memo he wrote about gender differences may have the last laugh.
Would anyone do this job for free?
THE hours are long, you work a full day week and you must have started or finished a diploma or degree. Oh, and you won’t be paid.
Google employee sacked over letter
GOOGLE has sacked an employee for “perpetuating gender stereotypes” after an internal memo criticising the company’s diversity policies went viral.
Aussie tradies called to join IS
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How your workplace will look in 2030
AUSTRALIA’S future workforce will be hyper-competitive and involve extreme lengths to stay employed, a new report claims.
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