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Presents everyone wants this Christmas
广东时时彩11选五 www.yya1n.com.cn These are the gifts scores of Aussies want to find under their tree on December 25 — but you’d better get in quick before they sell out.
Taxpayer support for coal-fired power
Large energy projects may soon get some taxpayer assistance to get off the ground as the Morrison Government moves forward with a new program.
Windfall from tech giant tax crackdown
Australia is reaping an extra $200 million a year in tax due to a crackdown on tech giants such as Google, Microsoft, Apple and Facebook.
Truth about this ‘offensive’ Woolies cake
A tweet about a purportedly offensive cake being sold at Woolworths sparked an online backlash. But the Outrage Brigade missed an obvious detail.
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Gen Ys go from $60m to collapse
Josiah Humphrey and Mark McDonald were rich listers with an estimated net worth of $60 million. Last week it all came crashing down.
Wall Street tumbles amid trade war fears
Concern over trade tensions between Washington and Beijing has convulsed Wall Street, with big losses recorded across the board - but hitting tech stocks especially hard.
China’s fury as arrest shocks the world
China has demanded the release of a female executive from its tech giant Huawei who was arrested in a case that compounds tensions with the US and threatens to derail global trade talks.
Telstra’s dire problems affect us all
EVEN if you’re not a customer, you need Telstra to be doing well. And they’re not. This is how their problems affect us all.
Amazon builds sexist hiring robot
AMAZON was forced to scrap a secret artificial intelligence recruiting tool after discovering it was discriminating against women.
Solution to massive time-wasters
THERE’S an avoidable task 92 per cent of us are still wasting time with — but soon you won’t have to.
Bank’s ‘star chamber’ sacking overturned
Westpac has been ordered to reinstate a banker sacked for alleged “serious” breaches, including sending confidential customer information via personal email.
Man’s $300m revenge on banks
Taavet Hinrikus was losing thousands in fees until he came up with a genius way of “outsmarting” the banks — and making a fortune.
‘Arrogant’ bank boss’s privileged life
Twitter has erupted in fury about multi-millionaire “revered” NAB chairman Ken Henry’s “arrogant, scoffing” performance at the banking royal commission.
ANZ boss admits loan ‘shortcuts’
ANZ’s boss has admitted “shortcuts” were taken and the bank “didn’t ask enough questions”, instead relying on a controversial tool to approve loans.
Mystery of the disappearing $100 notes
Less Australians are using cash than ever before, but more and more $100 notes have gone missing.
Aussie bank’s shock ‘nanny state’ move
Love a flutter? One Aussie bank is set to make it harder to have a punt following bombshell revelations at the banking royal commission.
Trivago admits to duping Aussies
The hotel comparison website has admitted to misleading Australian consumers with TV ads falsely claiming highlighted deals were the “best price”.
Photos reveal shocking Uber attack
A man who claims he was the victim of a homophobic attack after hugging his husband in an Uber has shared graphic photos of his injuries.
‘Game changer’ for travel smartcards
You can now ditch your Opal card altogether. But there’s a big problem with a NSW plan to allow commuters to tap on and off with bank cards.
Truth about this ‘offensive’ Woolies cake
A tweet about a purportedly offensive cake being sold at Woolworths sparked an online backlash. But the Outrage Brigade missed an obvious detail.
Inside Woolies’ most exclusive store
A swanky, one-of-a-kind Woolies has opened for some of Australia’s ritziest residents, but you won’t see any big brands in this “test bed”.
Presents everyone wants this Christmas
These are the gifts scores of Aussies want to find under their tree on December 25 — but you’d better get in quick before they sell out.
Anger over Adani announcement
The controversial mine in Queensland will move ahead but it will be scaled back after the project failed to find external financing.
Another huge gold find in WA
WEEKS after one of the biggest gold nuggets ever was unearthed in Western Australia, a retired man has dug out another big glittering specimen, weighing in at a hefty 3.23 kilograms.
Big threat to second mining boom
AUSTRALIA’S crippled mining industry is about to boom again, but experts say a problem that has led to dozens of deaths persists.
Reason we can’t get energy policy right
THEY say it’s about price but here are the real reasons why politicians can’t get Australia’s energy policy right.
Comment that ruined dream job
JULIA thought she had it made with a new job and high salary. But soon the vile comments began, and that was just the start.
Tesla ‘weeks from death’ this year
An exhausted-looking Elon Musk has admitted Tesla was “within single-digit weeks” of death earlier this year.
Renault lets ‘fraud’ boss keep job
Renault has decided to retain chief executive Carlos Ghosn despite his arrest in Japan on allegations that he misused assets of partner Nissan and misreported his income.
Global car giant chairman arrested
One of the auto industry’s most powerful executives is set to be fired after he was sensationally arrested for a string of white collar crimes.
Secrets behind shocking scandals
From Melania’s jacket to Barnaby’s affair, it’s been a huge year for PR fails. Here are some of the top headline-making blunders of 2018.
The woman behind Melania’s scandals
Melania Trump has suffered controversy after controversy this year. And there’s one thing — or person, rather — they have in common.
Mistakes behind Meghan’s fall from grace
A few months ago, the world was besotted with Meghan Markle. But now, she’s hounded by vicious daily rumours. So what went wrong?
Windfall from tech giant tax crackdown
Australia is reaping an extra $200 million a year in tax due to a crackdown on tech giants such as Google, Microsoft, Apple and Facebook.
The map that terrifies Cadbury chocolate
Enjoy it while you can, because Cadbury has warned Dairy Milk bars could become a thing of the past if radical action isn’t taken soon.
Topless pics cost beauty queen her crown
Natalie Paweleck was named Mrs Scotland World in September — but she’s been stripped of her title following the discovery of racy pictures.
