Surprising retirement reality for Gen Z Aussies
Millennials and Gen Z Aussies might be locked out of housing, but in one area of economic life they are in prime position.
Careers
Shocking reason Aussies go into debt
Despite cost-of-living pressures, the average Aussie spends $1309 more than they can afford and the reason is tragic.
Bank of mum and dad busier than ever
Australian parents are increasingly dipping into their own pockets to help adult children find a place to live.
Next step for nurses following strike
Thousands of nurses finally have an answer from the government about increasing their wages after they walked off the job earlier this month.
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No one wants this $125k job
IT COMES with a huge salary, reasonable hours, accommodation and very generous holidays. But it also has one glaring catch.
Death threats over graduate’s photo
A YOUNG woman has copped death threats for posting a controversial graduation photo daring people to “come and take” her rifle.
Are you in line for a pay rise?
THESE are the industries and employees who will receive the biggest boosts to their pay packet this year.
What really terrifies young people
A NEW global survey of thousands of millennials and Gen Z has revealed one of few things they are actually afraid of.
The bizarre jobs that are about to rise
MOST of what students are learning is irrelevant by the end of their degree. The jobs are changing — and they’re getting weirder.
911 operator ‘couldn’t hear’ dying teen
KYLE Plush was begging for his life. But thanks to a botched emergency response, the teen’s desperate pleas went unheard.
Australia’s ‘dream job’ up for grabs
FREE accommodation on a tropical island, a guaranteed two-year contract, snorkelling — yes, this is a real job opening.
Baby decapitated during birth
A PREGNANT woman’s life was shattered and a doctor’s career hangs in the balance after a horrific birth. WARNING: Disturbing
Emergency operator taunts dying woman
A WOMAN was cruelly mocked when she called emergency services with severe stomach pain. Five hours later, she was dead.
Predictions for the jobs of the future
WORKERS may soon be needed for jobs that don’t yet exist, such as creating organs with 3D printers, runing virtual reality work spaces, or designing personalities for robots.
Original URL: https://www.themercury.com.au/business/work/careers/page/40