‘Got to me’: 25yo gutted by work reality
A young Aussie has revealed the “super tough” moment she lost her job and why she had to move states soon after.
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Internet loses it over Putin, Xi’s bodyguards
A pair of opposing bodyguards have shown the world that, no matter how official your job is, it’s important to show your humanity once in a while.
Building company collapses owing $2m
A building company has collapsed after a bitter feud between the boss and senior management.
‘Ready to fly’: Race to pull Aussies in riot zone
Hundreds of Australians are stranded in New Caledonia after mass rioting broke over a constitutional change in the French Pacific territory.
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‘We knew it was dodgy’: Centrelink workers
Former Centrelink staff and public servants have revealed the lengths they went to to stop the shambolic robodebt scheme.
Trump claim opens fresh Voice fight
A fresh fight has emerged after a senior minister claimed the No campaign was trying to import Trump-style politics to the Voice to Parliament debate.
Expert’s tip for Aussies sick of their jobs
Research has revealed that 72 per cent of Aussies are unhappy at work, and a psychologist has a vital tool for workers to move forward.
Corruption watchdog swamped by complaints
Workers at the newly created anti-corruption watchdog have been swamped by complaints in its first few days of operation.
Albo hints at new cost-of-living relief
Australians struggling with the cost of living have been offered a glimmer of hope from the Prime Minister.
Grad loses $80k-a-year job before start date
A uni graduate is lamenting a mistake he made which cost him his job and has left him unemployed for the foreseeable future.
‘Coming for them’: Chilling warning to Minns
A major NSW union has threatened industrial action if their demands are unmet, as wage negotiations for public sector healthcare workers boil over.
Treasurer heckled by angry crowd on wages
Healthcare workers unleashed on NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey over a promise to up public sector wages by 4.5 per cent, which they said failed against inflation.
Shock number of corruption referrals
Australia’s new anti-corruption commissioner has revealed just how many referrals have been made to the body in the past two days.
Major cost of living relief dashed
Australians hoping there could be more cost of living relief in the pipeline could be left disappointed with the government’s plans for the additional revenue.
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