‘Not sustainable’: Deliveroo in administration
Almost 120 staff and up to 15,000 riders have been sacked as Deliveroo Australia shut its app and called in administrators.
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AGL’s power wars has left it years behind
With billions to be spent by the end of the decade, AGL’s newly expanded board needs to get moving.
‘Damaged’ RBA won’t rule out 50bp rate hike
The RBA insists it didn’t break a promise by hiking rates before 2024, blaming ‘complex’ messaging for the reputational damage.
FTX’s implosion a lesson for big super
Cryptocurrency exchange FTX had big local plans to expand into the mind-bending world of crypto futures.
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Roma’s young scientist set for the world stage
Annabel Flower is wise beyond her 14 years, and has scientific data from her work with the CSIRO to show it.
Father and son make their mark
People are traveling from all over Australia to get inked by Sudsy & Son
Billion dollar benefit from ‘game changer’ technology
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Landscapes of Tasmania captured on a smartphone
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Cafe introduces mouth-watering menu for hungry patrons
The new dinner menu will feature a range of international cuisines which will be changed monthly
Staff forgo social beers to buy child a wheelchair
Supermarket staff have come to the aid of a young boy in need of a wheelchair
700 JOBS: Jobseekers to benefit from major recruitment drive
“We need recruits with a wide range of life skills and backgrounds.”
Small businesses want fair go on government tenders
A TOOWOOMBA small business has urged the State Government to give greater preference to Queensland-based companies applying for tenders.
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