Urgent warning for thousands of Aussies
Aussies are being warned to check their mobile and wearable payment devices or risk being unable to purchase items this New Year’s Eve.
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Aussies making $100k a year doing nothing
Australians are criminally neglecting a common household item that could be making them rich.
New rights for travellers hit with flight delays, lost baggage
Airlines will face penalties for losing passengers’ bags or failing to provide refunds under Australia’s first aviation customer rights charter to be introduced in the New Year.
Australia’s million-dollar teens
A skincare range for teens, eco-friendly toothbrushes, a popcorn brand and a global e-commerce freelancer – meet the teenpreneurs behind these growing and lucrative businesses.
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‘Shocking waste’: Grim figure in rental crisis
New analysis has revealed the shocking number of vacant homes in one of Australia’s biggest cities, as renters struggle to find somewhere to live and prices skyrocket.
Woman blasts Coles after confrontation
A shopper accused of stealing at the self-service checkout has blasted Coles in video that’s gone viral on social media.
If you whinge about this, you’re a flog
Surely we can live one day without going to the supermarket? If you don’t agree with this retail ban, sorry, but you’re an absolute flog.
Star, Crown sought mega-casino merger talks
Both operators were looking for a combination in a bid to boost the performance of their under-pressure Sydney casinos.
Aussie shares hit record high on Fed fever
The Australian sharemarket has closed out the week on a record high as investors position themselves for imminent US Federal Reserve rate cuts.
ASX hits record high; CBA exceeds BHP market cap
CBA’s new intraday record: $131.70. Glencore ‘monitoring’ WA nickel operations as Lynas, Alliance Aviation assess ripple impact of BHP suspension. ACCC sifts through Brookfield’s $10bn Neoen play. Turmoil on board at Rex Airlines. Cettire jumps.
Former Rex chairman moves to reclaim position
Rex’s former executive chairman is seeking revenge on the directors who ousted him from the role, calling a general meeting to vote on their removal.
Boss texts workers, says they won’t be paid
A convicted fraudster allegedly owes $1.3m after a host of high profile people became caught up in a huge “mess”.
‘Pathetic’: Furore over iconic logo ‘rip off’
Labor has been accused of copying an iconic logo in order to promote their $22.7bn Future Made in Australia policy.
Mining meltdown puts 2500 jobs in limbo
Australia’s largest company will suspend its vast nickel mining operations, putting up to 2500 jobs in limbo.
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