Ex-premier’s Covid vaccine admission
Tasked with the state’s return to normal following the pandemic, the former premier said the government shouldn’t have implemented wide-ranging vaccine mandates.
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Unis warn student caps could cost 14k jobs
Australian universities are warning of dire consequences if a plan to cap the number of international students goes ahead.
WFH is and has been a free pass
Covid ended more than two years ago and the assumption that workers en masse could choose home over the workplace is laughable, writes Patrick Carlyon.
Minns taunts Victoria’s long lockdowns
The NSW Premier has taken the chance to taunt Victoria’s long pandemic lockdowns in defending a move to get workers back into offices.
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Nike boss links Matildas to WFH debate
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Aussie boss cops $600k pay cut
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Albo’s fresh vow to help homebuyers
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‘We’ve got the receipts’: Albo roasted online
Heartbroken fans have piled on in the comments of the Prime Minister’s tribute to the Matildas, telling him to put his money where his mouth is.
Unexpected win for Matildas stars
While their world cup dream may be over, several Matildas stars are set to be winners in another important way.
Son of ATO boss ‘on drugs’ during scam: court
The son of the former deputy commissioner of the ATO was motivated by greed when he defrauded taxpayers out of $105m in an “immoral” tax scam.
Furious teachers to picket minister
Hundreds of teachers will storm a minister’s office on Wednesday, with educators accusing the state government of breaking pay promises.
Kochie reveals next big career move
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‘Window dressing’: Lidia’s bold Voice call
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