Famous chef’s restaurant to shut down
An iconic Australian chef has announced she is closing down her restaurant and quitting the hospitality industry for good.
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Man makes $50/hr after one week of training
A well-paid job requiring just one week of training and no uni degree has been revealed – but Aussies think “95% of people” don’t have what it takes to do it.
Boss blasted for ‘ludicrous’ annual leave rule
A boss has been blasted for cancelling an employees annual leave all because of one ‘ludicrous’ rule.
‘Lightweight’: Clash over migration vow
A pledge to slash permanent migration has been rejected because those against the idea claim it fails to fix Australia’s housing woes.
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Aussie industry could lose half of all jobs
New data out of the US on the future of AI paints a bleak picture for one industry that employs more than 415,000 in Australia.
Ukraine’s swipe at Albo’s surplus
Australia may be storming towards delivering a record surplus, but Ukraine’s man in Canberra says some of that should be returned to Kyiv.
PwC referred to new corruption watchdog
Embattled consultancy firm PwC has been formally referred to the anti-corruption watchdog amid an expected flood of tip-offs as the body gets to work.
‘Crossed the line’: Man’s inexcusable office act
A group of women have been left “in tears” after being on the receiving end of a male co-worker who regularly “crosses the line”.
ICAC ‘botched’ Gladys probe: Kean
A senior Liberal and ally of Gladys Berejiklian has lashed the anti-corruption watchdog for what he believes was a “botched” inquiry into the former premier.
Influencers to claim big this tax time
Australians with a side hustle can make the most out of their upcoming tax returns by following these simple tips.
‘4pc decline’: Study busts major WFH claim
As major companies including CommBank increasingly crack down on working from home, new research suggests the bosses have a point.
Albo lauds ‘extraordinary achievement’
Fresh figures have added to the growing confidence that the budget is set to deliver a surplus for the first time in 15 years.
PM shares detail on Voice powers
The Prime Minister has taken aim at those spreading “fear” about the Voice to Parliament amid concerns about flagging support.
Fresh warning to ‘greedy’ childcare centres
The consumer watchdog is expected to play close attention to childcare providers looking to use a subsidy increase as cover to hike up fees.
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