‘Demure’ trend highlights bad work habit as more people return to the office
A satirical video about how to behave at work accidentally exposed an annoying problem that arises as more and more people return to the office.
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‘Falling even faster’: Grim iron ore call
Australia is at the mercy of the price of one key export and one move from China could wreak havoc on our economy.
‘Too ambitious’: Controversial $30b project approved
The solar farm is expected to cost billions in taxpayer funds, but most of the energy will not go to Australian homes.
Big new changes for Aussies going abroad
Are you planning a trip to Europe? It's not that easy anymore as new travel rules are coming for all Australians. Here's what you need to know.
‘Terrible year’: Domino’s financials fall flat
Domino's investors are having trouble digesting cold, soggy earnings as they open annual results.
Senate passes law targeting non-consensual deepfake porn
People who create and share non-consensual deeply fake pornography will face tough new penalties after legislation passes the Senate.
BHP eyes off Indonesia after WA collapse
Australia's biggest mining company is reportedly looking into Indonesia's nickel industry after closing its extensive nickel operations in Australia.
Big four bank cuts rates
Another of Australia's big banks has cut mortgage interest rates and helped people collect repayments or a home deposit.
Email that cost government $5m
That email spelled disaster for 77 homeowners, and now, years later, it's come back to bite the government.
Boss responds after anonymous survey fail
The commissioner of the embattled government department has hit back after a whistleblower lifted the lid on what they claimed was a toxic work culture.
