‘Insane’: Trendy Aussie cafe deemed ‘illegal’
A beloved local cafe may soon be shut down as this one small detail has turned into a major problem.
Companies
Loophole costing Aussies at the checkout
Consumers are regularly paying more than they should to use their own money with a debit card, but current laws render the consumer watchdog useless to investigate.
ASX sets record close despite pullback; HMC confirms Healthscope talks
David Di Pilla-led HMC eyes Brookfield-owned hospitals operator. Cochlear falls on trimmed guidance. Dividend disappointment weighs on AMP. GFG Alliance puts NSW coal mine on the block in debt plan. Mirvac soars on return to profit.
The new top holiday spots for Aussie travellers
There has been a big change in the top three overseas destinations for Australians during a record year for travel.
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Why $100,000 a year isn’t enough anymore
Making $100,000 a year used to be a kind of salary holy grail for a lot of Aussies, but the country’s cost-of-living crisis has changed that completely.
Email that cost government $5m
The email spelled disaster for 77 homeowners, and now, years later, it’s come back to bite the government.
Builder collapses after ‘stop work’ order
A string of construction companies linked together have collapsed, leaving more than two dozen projects in jeopardy.
New rules for Aussies travelling to Europe
Going on a trip to Europe? It’s not so easy anymore, with new travel rules coming in for all Aussies. Here’s what you need to know.
Australia’s top rated supermarket revealed
Satisfied customers have crowned this supermarket the best for the 7th year in a row.
Why Perpetual’s new boss faces the ultimate test
The incoming Perpetual chief executive has form in bringing big lumbering organisations together. Can he also pull them apart?
Aussie rich-lister makes $2.1bn in a day
One of Australia’s richest people became $2.1bn better off on Wednesday as his tech firm led the Australian share market.
ASX rises after late surge; Brambles, Healius, WiseTech top gainers
Energy sector dips while tech stocks soar. Santos, Corporate Travel, IAG, Domino’s down earnings miss expectations. Brambles’ $500m buyback wins over investors. New CEOs at Perpetual, Atlas Arteria as PEXA search begins. WiseTech hits record.
Major bank slashes fixed interest rates
Another of the major Aussie banks has cut mortgage rates, helping people scraping together repayments or a house deposit.
Controversial $30b solar project approved
The solar farm is expected to cost billions in taxpayer funds, however, most of the power won’t be going to Australian homes.
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