Qantas reclaims punctuality crown from Virgin
Qantas has outperformed Virgin Australia for the first time this year in June, to be the most punctual airline, as partner Jetstar clocked the least cancellations.
Companies
Banks drag ASX 200 down while resources rise
The ASX 200 index fell sharply from a record high as banks are hit by profit taking. Resources outperform. AMP hails super win in volatile market. South32 beats FY25 output guidance. Insignia’s $3.4bn offer yet to materialise as talks continue.
Supermarket idea makes Aussie $20 million
A clever and hard-working Aussie has revealed the idea that left him “screaming” when he realised he’d pulled it off.
‘Survive’: Aussie chocolatier’s big battle
A beloved boutique chocolate retailer is battling through a whopping rise in global cocoa prices, but Australia’s sweet tooth is helping out.
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What you need to do about Qantas password
Millions of Qantas customers have had their personal details hacked, but what about passwords? Here’s what Qantas says you need to do.
Entertainer’s company collapses owing $7.5m
Australian workers were left jobless with just eight days notice as taxpayers were forced to pick up the tab for unpaid annual leave and other entitlements.
‘30-50’: Maccas CEO reveals big changes
An exclusive interview with the man leading Maccas in Australia has revealed big changes for the fast-food giant in the next 12 months.
‘30-50’: Maccas CEO reveals big changes
An exclusive interview with the man leading Maccas in Australia has revealed big changes for the fast-food giant in the next 12 months.
‘Cooked’: 24yo’s salary makes Aussies mad
A real estate agent has sparked debate by revealing just how much he makes in a year, and you won’t believe the hustle behind it all.
Helia, Domino’s top losers; ASX 200 at record high
Lenders insurer Helia may lose ING contract months after CBA hit. RBA easing next week fully priced in despite weak retail sales. Domino’s CEO exit leaves plans in disarray. Cyber attack weighs on Qantas.
‘Hallmarks of Scattered Spider’: Six million hit in Qantas cyber attack
The ‘financially motivated threat group’ Scattered Spider could be behind a massive breach of Qantas customer data, according to cyber analysts. CEO Vanessa Hudson apologised for the incident and said customers can trust Qantas.
25yo spends house deposit, but not on a home
A young Aussie worked for years to save up enough money to purchase her first property … then she did something very unexpected.
340 jobs at risk as Aussie paper mill teeters
The owner of Australia’s last remaining paper mill has warned that 340 jobs could disappear due to shock power shortages.
Aussie company collapses, workers screwed
People working in some of the “most precarious jobs in Australia” have been hit hard by the epic collapse of a company, while the producer is back in business.
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