Explosive reason sacked star is in Russia
Controversial US shock jock Tucker Carlson has been spotted in Russia and his reason for being there could be explosive.
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‘Play ball’: Karl unleashes over tax changes
Jim Chalmers has hit out at suggestions he would “play ball” with the opposition to pass Labor’s contentious tax package.
‘Six figures and a pool’: Jobs for Aussies now
Aussies are being offered a very enticing package to fill a labour shortage – including ‘resort-style’ living.
Tradie tax claims ‘absolute rubbish’
The Albanese government has been accused of coming after tradies by eyeing off major changes to Australia’s car industry.
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Brutal reality of Aussie salaries
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Sign another rate rise is coming
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Grim warning: change needed for economy
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WFH here to stay as bosses lose power
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Editor sacked over fake anti-trans letter
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