Tech giant to cut 9000 jobs
One of the world’s biggest companies has announced it will cut about 4 per cent of its global workforce, leaving Aussie workers on edge.
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Significant doubt on Aussie council’s future
The future of an entire Aussie regional council is in “significant doubt” after a damning audit – with revelations one employee worked from a Caribbean island for almost a year.
Top cop admits he’s under investigation
One state’s top cop has outed himself on radio as the subject of an internal investigation over an incident at a drug dealer’s house in the 1990s.
Domino’s boss shock resignation
Embattled pizza giant Domino’s has announced it is looking for a new top boss after its chief executive resigned less than a year into the role.
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‘NYC will be destroyed’: Election rocks US
The US President unleashed on the unlikely victor of New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary race, blasting his politics and “terrible” looks.
CEO confirms everyone’s worst AI suspicions
Employees working for the tech giant were left gobsmacked after the CEO made the brutal artificial intelligence revelation in a recent staff memo.
Albo to get $14.5k pay rise in weeks
Politicians are set to increase their annual salary by thousands from July 1, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pocketing a boost of nearly $15,000.
Turnbull goes rogue with dark warning
Malcolm Turnbull has never hesitated to rip Donald Trump on the world stage, but his latest has warning cut a much bleaker tone.
Decision on state’s snap election delayed
Tasmanians will know by the end of the week if they will go to another election, after Premier Jeremy Rockliff lost a no-confidence motion.
Albo urges Aus to ‘chill out’ on cancel culture
The Prime Minister says no one would run for office if they were held accountable for things they said 20 years ago.
Chaos at Aussie-led PNG anti-corruption body
Chaos has engulfed Papua New Guinea’s anti-corruption body, which is led by two Australians and a New Zealander.
‘Baffles me’: Anger over Rockliff vote
A Liberal senator has slammed the success of a no-confidence vote against the Premier that will send Tasmanians back to the polls.
Boss of iconic Aussie fashion label quits
The boss of one of Australia’s premium retail clothing brands is leaving the company after four years.
‘We don’t want them’: Trump slaps travel ban on 12 countries
Donald Trump has banned foreign nationals from 12 countries from entering the US over national security concerns. See the list.
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