Sacked Rex Airlines hostess speaks out
A ‘heartbroken’ air hostess has issued a frustrated message to a Rex customer who complained their flight had been cancelled.
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Workers reach new pay deal after strike
Nine journalists have accepted a three-year 11.5 per cent pay deal in-line with inflation, following a five-day strike where staff walked out of newsrooms.
Billionaire’s fight with neighbours over gate
Residents who live near a luxury golf course have attacked former billionaire politician Clive Palmer for a move which they say places the community at risk.
‘Your fault’: 22yo’s uni debt rant slammed
A young Aussie recruiter has revealed why she believes university is a “scam” and the reason she fears she’ll be in debt for the “rest of her life”.
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Albo caught on the hop over ‘hit job’ claim
The Prime Minister repeatedly dismissed questions about a claim of a “political hit job” as he was chased out of an event in Sydney.
Qantas reveals major change to planes
A key detail will be added to several Qantas planes as the national carrier backs in the Voice to parliament.
Obama told ex he imagined sex with men
Barack Obama told an ex-girlfriend that he imagined making “love to men daily”, according to the redacted portion of a now-notorious 1982 letter.
Group hit worst in Aussie rental crisis
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‘Everything’s falling apart’: Why I am fearful and feel guilt
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‘$140k for 10hr’: Aussies reveal ‘lazy’ jobs
Aussie women have revealed they don’t have to work hard to earn big bucks and some of them are finishing their working day before lunch.
‘Chilling’: What we missed in WFH sacking
Suzie Cheikho’s wild WFH sacking got the nation talking this week. But there’s a disturbing reason why we should all be on her side.
‘I want to visit’: PM won’t stop China talks
Anthony Albanese won’t let two major disagreements stop him from making a yet-to-be-confirmed trip to China later this year.
Man crushed to death at shopping centre
A young man has died after being crushed during a workplace incident at a shopping centre construction site.
‘Sit down with us’: Moment Albo heckled
The Prime Minister has been interrupted by an Indigenous man while answering a question on the Voice to parliament.
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