‘Survive’: Aussie chocolatier’s big battle
A beloved boutique chocolate retailer is battling through a whopping rise in global cocoa prices, but Australia’s sweet tooth is helping out.
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Mum leaves work for child, boss text shocks
A text exchange between a mum and her boss has gone viral over the one thing he never asked.
Huge question as another CEO rolls back WFH
The return-to-office push is continuing to gain traction, with more companies rolling back flexible working, leaving Australia at a “pivotal juncture”.
Forensic chief resigns amid DNA scandal
A top forensic scientist has stepped down just weeks after being suspended over serious testing concerns.
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Aussie workers missing AI training wave
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$120m wiped out in childcare horror show
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What you need to do about Qantas password
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Son’s wild response to mum doing OnlyFans
A young mum has revealed the reason she turned to OnlyFans and the stomach dropping moment her son found out.
Tech giant to cut 9000 jobs
One of the world’s biggest companies has announced it will cut about 4 per cent of its global workforce, leaving Aussie workers on edge.
Dire flaw in Labor’s student fee cut plan
A leading research body has pointed out a dire flaw in Labor’s signature policy to slash student debts by 20 per cent, instead urging them to implement a flat rate cut of $5500.
Significant doubt on Aussie council’s future
The future of an entire Aussie regional council is in “significant doubt” after a damning audit – with revelations one employee worked from a Caribbean island for almost a year.
340 jobs at risk as Aussie paper mill teeters
The owner of Australia’s last remaining paper mill has warned that 340 jobs could disappear due to shock power shortages.
How life will change for millions from today
Widespread changes to how Aussies save and spend their money take effect today. This is what you need to know heading into the new financial year.
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