Sites ‘held for strategic reasons’ Woolworths tells ACCC. SafetyCulture CEO to step down. Queensland coal ‘sugar hit’ won’t last: BHP. Elders in $475m buy after missing profit expectations, CEO extends stay. ASIC sues NAB.
Qantas is hoping Surf Life Saving Australia can rescue its battered brand with a new four-year partnership.
Police are combing through Alan Jones’ luxury apartment following his arrest over allegations of indecent assault and sexual touching incidents.
The boss of one half of Australia’s supermarket duopoly has made a curious comment on competition in the sector under questioning from the consumer watchdog.
ASX 200 adds 0.8pc as US futures point to further US gains and RBA can breathe easier after wage decision. But Iron ore futures dive to six-week low. Lovisa taps Smiggle boss as next CEO. APM soars as Affinity emerges as mystery suitor. Booktopia CEO out in cost-cutting restructure.
Australia’s workplace umpire has revealed its reasons for increasing the minimum wage for 2.6m workers by another 3.75 per cent.
Australians experiencing financial stress are being urged to exercise their right to seek assistance from their bank or lender.
Travellers should expect seat belt signs to come on more often and for longer as airlines take a conservative approach to turbulence, says Emirates president Tim Clark.
A family has been left stunned after learning about the huge amounts of money their mother mysteriously withdrew on 70 occasions before her death.
Qantas will begin rolling out its new boarding procedure for domestic travellers from Monday in an effort to speed up the process and help flights get away on time.
Longevity in organisations is rarer than you think. Here are some of the habits of healthy old companies.
As China relaxes harsh tariffs on beef exporters, Australians have shared what they really think of the economic superpower and the threat it may pose in 20 years’ time.
Australia is well positioned to play a key role in an emerging international power struggle. But it would require a very “controversial” move.
Mad Max: Furiosa is the latest flop to hit Aussie cinemas in 2024. And now movie operators are ringing the alarm bells.
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