Spending, inflation top budget priority
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has been tasked with further reining in spending in the federal budget as the tight jobs market risks further inflation.
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Revealed: Public servants paid more than the PM
Experts say the pay and perks at the top of the Commonwealth public service should be reviewed. See who earns what and who is at the top of the tree.
Beachside town’s $450k job offer
A local practice in an Aussie beachside community has revealed the eye-watering figure they will offer to anyone who will take the job, along with additional perks like a rent-free house and a car.
Work perks Aussies place most value on
A third of Aussie jobseekers and workers have revealed a surprising “must-have” for any future role they might apply for.
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Half of Aussies want RBA boss gone
As Australia buckles under the latest interest rate hike, new polling has revealed how many people want RBA governor Philip Lowe gone.
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.
‘Too cute’: PM’s $10bn promise falters
Anthony Albanese has been accused of playing cute with his claims about the housing affordability and rental crisis as his $10bn promise hangs in the balance.
How to excel in a job interview
While job interviews can be nerve-racking, they are a crucial part of landing a job. An expert reveals the best ways to excel in your meeting.
PM’s big new claim about Australia
Anthony Albanese will make a huge claim about Australia’s fortunes when he gives a major speech in Canberra on Tuesday.
One thing Australia won’t do in EU deal
Senior figures in Canberra have said there’s one thing Australia won’t do in its attempts to sign a huge new deal with Europe.
Reason work video is so depressing
A mundane day captured by a 28-year-old ‘successful’ university graduate has been making people depressed. Here’s why.
‘Incorrect’: PM mocks RBA boss
Anthony Albanese made a subtle dig at Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe while speaking at an event held in Sydney.
Outrage over 66 millionaires who dodged tax
Australians are demanding to know how 66 people who earned an average of $14.5 million each got away with paying no income tax.
Crown boss wants workers back in office
As Australia’s economic growth slows significantly, chief executives are calling for workers to return to the office to save the country’s CBDs.
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