Westpac takes on allegedly crooked banker
Westpac has launched proceedings against an employee of another bank who allegedly used her role to defraud multiple banks to fund her lavish lifestyle.
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‘Sad event’: Aussie airline is officially over
An Australian airline that only launched in January 2023 is officially dead and dusted, with creditors making a final decision on its future on Tuesday.
Huge incentive for GPs to make this move
Incentives don’t come much bigger than this as one state pulls out all stops to try to lure GPs to practise in rural and remote areas.
Bosses all say same thing about Aus workers
Employers have delivered a brutal assessment of Aussie workers, blasting them as “not proficient” and unwilling to learn new skills.
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Sydney commuter chaos strikes
COMMUTER chaos has gripped several major Sydney highways despite Monday’s strike being called off, causing delays.
Unions ‘crossed a line’ on strike
THE Sydney trains strike planned for Monday has been suspended, with the NSW Premier saying unions “crossed a line”.
‘Just show them your tits’
A CAR dealer has won a $7500 unfair dismissal payout after a female colleague complained he told her to show customers her “tits” — a claim he denied.
Rail worker sacked for sexy pics
A RAIL worker who won back her job after being unfairly dismissed in 2014 has again been sacked over racy social media photos.
Businesses expect to profit in 2018
AUSSIE bosses expect a bumper 2018 with increased sales, boosted investment and employment growth.
Baby panda forced into overtime
SHE’S only seven months old, but baby panda Xiang Xiang is being forced into “grown-up” working hours in a controversial move.
Teen girl duct-taped to fire truck
DETAILS of sickening firefighter hazing rituals have been revealed after CCTV footage emerged of the apparent assault of a teenage girl by four men.
One thousand trains to be cut Thursday
MONDAY’S strike may be avoided due to a last minute deal, but Sydney commuters still face massive disruptions tomorrow.
Workers must take leave during strike
SYDNEY workers have been told if they can’t get into work during the threatened train strike, they’ll have to pay for it with their annual leave.
Nurse ‘fired for supporting Trump’
AN AMERICAN nurse had a short conversation with one of her patients about the US presidential election. A few days later, she was fired.
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