63% of Aussies want Dutton for PM
A new survey has revealed what Australians are really thinking just weeks out from the election – and there is a very clear favourite to win.
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Simple trick that could get you promoted
There’s a remarkably simple way Aussies can get ahead in the workforce, but not every employee agrees with it.
Betting odds show clear election favourite
Albo and Dutton haven’t even hit the campaign trail, but betting agencies have already set a “clear favourite” as to who will be our next prime minister.
40,000 public servants face axe: Dutton
Peter Dutton has outlined his alternative vision as PM in a major speech to Parliament, billing the election as a “sliding door moment” for Australia.
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365,000 Aussies ordered back to the office
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Aussie companies named, shamed for pay gap
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Huge change to controversial Aussie prison
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Aussie shares slump on tariffs, Wall St woes
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‘Walking the dog’: Little-known WFH right
As more companies force workers back into the office, a lawyer has reminded Aussies of a major working from home right they may not be aware of.
Good news for collapsed retailer’s workers
The federal government will grant early access to money and entitlements owed to thousands of employees of a fashion retail giant that has gone bust.
Detail in Sydney council job enrages recruiter
A former government recruiter has fired up over a detail in a job ad posted by a Sydney council, claiming it points to a much wider issue.
‘Five days a week’: WFH ending for Aussies
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Lollipop lady’s wage for 1.5hrs of work a day
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