How collapsed airline got it so wrong
Upstart airliner Bonza launched in Australia with budgie-smugglers and purple cocktails, but 18 months later the low-cost carrier collapsed. Here’s why.
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CEO blasted for ‘boomer’ response to applicant
A CEO has sparked controversy for his response to a Gen Z job applicant after they sent an email he claims “blew” his mind.
Scary work crisis facing half of Australians
A startling number of Australian workers are facing the same worrying issue – and for many it feels as though there’s no way out.
‘Don’t feel safe’: Bashed grandma ‘let down’
A grandmother who was allegedly bashed by a freed immigration detainee during a violent home invasion says she no longer feels safe.
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Next steps after deadly Wieambilla ambush
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Dutton backs probe into Higgins payout
Peter Dutton has backed a move to refer the confidential payout made to Brittany Higgins to the new federal integrity watchdog.
’Come clean’: Albo called out over leaked texts
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Massive work from home lie exposed
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Commuter chaos as trains grind to halt
An incident at one train station has caused a major backlog on a city’s train network at peak hour.
‘Embarrassing’: Man’s bottle-o walk of shame
Police are investigating after a man was filmed on CCTV trying to steal from a bottle-o, but one essential part of his escape with the goods failed.
Companies reveal truth about 4-day week
The concept of a four-day work week has long captured the attention of Australians. Now, 10 companies have revealed the truth behind the revolution.
‘Pretty hard’: Grim forecast for economy
Fears Australia is tracking for a recession have been shot down despite an acknowledgment the next 18 months are going to be “pretty hard”.
Sorry Australia, but New Zealand is winning
While we experienced a brief spike in social cohesion, Australians’ general well being metrics “are about as low as they’ve ever been”.
’Stolen far too soon’: Tragic mining death
Tributes are flowing for a contractor who tragically died on a Woodside gas site off the coast of Western Australia.
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