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8 votes
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The minimum wage in Australia will increase by thirty-five cents to $19.84 per hour, affecting the pay packets of more than 2.2 million people
14 votes -
Australia's manufacturing pivot in a post-coronavirus world as COVID-19 creates 'new era' for the economy
4 votes -
The Australian government has finalised a deal with Qantas and Virgin to underwrite a minimum domestic network, to the value of $165 million
6 votes -
How come Australia suddenly has billions of dollars to pay for welfare?
12 votes -
Coronavirus JobKeeper package passes Australian Parliament
4 votes -
Australian Federal Government offers $130bn in coronavirus wage subsidies for businesses to pay workers
7 votes -
Robodebt: Confidential documents reveal size and impact of years-long debacle and that Australian government is still pursuing Australians to try and validate debts
5 votes -
Too big to fail
2 votes -
Coronavirus stimulus package worth $84 billion passed without objection by Australian Parliament
11 votes -
Australian government's $66 billion coronavirus stimulus package seeks to keep businesses afloat and workers employed
8 votes -
The Federal Government has announced a $17.6 billion economic stimulus package in a bid to keep Australians in jobs as the economy takes a hit from the spread of coronavirus
10 votes -
Angry PM Scott Morrison accuses General Motors of letting Holden 'wither away' after taking $2bn in subsidies
Angry Scott Morrison accuses GM of letting Holden 'wither away' after taking $2bn in subsidies For context: Holden is an Australian home-grown brand. It became a subsidiary of General Motors in...
Angry Scott Morrison accuses GM of letting Holden 'wither away' after taking $2bn in subsidies
For context: Holden is an Australian home-grown brand. It became a subsidiary of General Motors in 1931, but it started manufacturing cars in Australia from 1948. The 1950s FJ Holden is an Australian icon. The Holden Commodore was the family sedan for Aussies all through the 1980s & 1990s. Aussie car lovers fell into two tribes: Holden or Ford. If you ask any Aussie to name a few famous Australian brands, Holden will get a mention.
General Motors stopped manufacturing Holdens in Australia a few years ago, but they assured us that Holdens would continue to be made (albeit overseas) and sold here.
Now the brand itself is being axed, at the end of next year.
14 votes -
Government lawyers warned the tax commissioner the controversial "robodebt" program could be illegal on the same day the Federal Government suspended the scheme
5 votes -
Sweden's central bank sells off bonds from Canadian province of Alberta and parts of Australia over climate concerns
7 votes -
'They're madly checking their payrolls': The ugly truth of Australia's underpayment epidemic
8 votes -
A native plant is exposing the clash between traditional knowledge and Western conventions
8 votes -
Australian who says he invented bitcoin ordered to hand over between 410,000 and 500,000 bitcoin
17 votes -
'Walk away': ACCC finds franchisors failing to outline rent, wages
2 votes -
ASX 200 share index hits a record high, finally beating pre-financial crisis levels
3 votes -
Government's $158b tax cuts pass Parliament, giving Coalition first win since election
5 votes -
KKR hires former Australian Prime Minister Turnbull as global senior advisor
5 votes -
Centrelink wipes 'robo-debt' at centre of test case
4 votes -
Australian economic growth slows, enters per capita recession
3 votes -
Banking royal commission calls for compensation, crackdowns, and an overhaul of financial regulators
8 votes -
And then there were two: Morley Blockbuster one of the last in the world.
4 votes -
Fairfax Media shareholders vote for Channel Nine merger
3 votes -
Australians are the richest people in the world
8 votes -
Australia's housing downturn is set to be the largest in nearly forty years, and if the global economy falters it could get even worse
3 votes -
Nearly forty-eight million calls to Centrelink went unanswered last year as the agency failed again to meet its customer satisfaction targets
4 votes -
House prices have biggest drop since GFC amid warnings of credit crunch
4 votes -
Should employees keep their salary a secret?
8 votes -
'Inexcusable' greed and dishonesty in financial advice
6 votes -
Employers will be forced to justify their decisions to knock back requests for flexible working arrangements under a new clause to be inserted into all modern awards by the Fair Work Commission.
5 votes -
S&P raises Australia's budget outlook to stable, reaffirms its AAA credit rating
4 votes -
The best performing cryptocurrency started off as a joke by an Australian
8 votes -
'Is this a red line for us?' $15b European trade deal doomed if Australia dodges Paris pledge.
7 votes -
Australia to push EU-style trade deal in Asia
5 votes -
A landmark ruling that has granted a casual worker annual leave entitlements has sparked warnings from unions and employer groups that a clearer definition of casual employment is needed.
6 votes -
Competition regulator to assess Nine's proposed takeover of Fairfax for impact on media diversity
3 votes -
Why Australia wants to build its own 'Belt and Road' scheme with Japan and the US to rival China's investment
3 votes -
Drivers in revolt over 'pay cuts' as Uber faces new competition
5 votes -
Fairfax Media and Channel Nine to merge
Article from the ABC: Fairfax to lose its name in $4 billion takeover by Nine Dummies' guide from the ABC: Fairfax and Nine are merging. Here's what the deal involves and what it will mean for you...
Article from the ABC: Fairfax to lose its name in $4 billion takeover by Nine
Dummies' guide from the ABC: Fairfax and Nine are merging. Here's what the deal involves and what it will mean for you
Analysis from the ABC: Nine's Fairfax takeover is a last-ditch bid for survival, but it comes at a cost
Article from Fairfax: Nine promises to safeguard Fairfax journalism in $4.2 billion tie-up
4 votes -
New Deliveroo contract shifts liability for undelivered food to riders
3 votes -
Deliveroo threatens to terminate workers after losing their contracts
1 vote -
Foodora dishes out punishment to injured riders in 'oppressive' policy, ABC investigation reveals
2 votes -
GST overhaul promises $9 billion federal injection to level playing field
1 vote -
A Foodora delivery rider is facing a test case at the Fair Work Commission that will determine whether food delivery riders are really employees.
5 votes -
'We need more time': Turnbull government concedes defeat on company tax cuts
3 votes -
Senate passes sweeping income tax cut plan
4 votes