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Why global fitness empire quit Facebook
广东时时彩11选五 www.yya1n.com.cn Global fitness brand CrossFit has called the social media company ‘utopian socialists’ in reaction to a bizarre move on Facebook.
Trump buildings face $3m headache
New regulations will put a massive dent in the US President’s personal business if he doesn’t make a major change to the Trump skyscrapers.
Telstra’s ‘cash grab’ payphones in court
The Federal Court is set to answer whether slapping large digital screens on the back of payphones is “low impact” after Telstra was accused of a “cash grab”.
ACCC’s shock rejection for super telco
The competition watchdog has surprised industry insiders and rejected a proposal to create Australia’s third super telco.
Is one of these passwords yours?
If you’re silly enough to protect your valuable data with one of these passwords, it might be time for a change.
$5.6b firm ‘you’ve never heard of’
This firm buys and sells everything from boats and planes to space station tickets and exotic animals. But you’ve never heard of it.
$3.5m bank boss’s expenses ‘rort’
David Hisco made a whopping $3.5 million last financial year. But he still managed to rack up a $25,000 bill that has cost him his job.
Banks cut savings rates to ‘rock bottom’
A week after pleasing borrowers by passing on the Reserve Bank’s rate cut, the big banks are starting to penalise savers.
ANZ, Westpac angers with rate decision
ANZ and Westpac are two of the big four banks that have refused to reduce variable mortgage rates following the Reserve Bank’s cash rate cut.
Aussies exposed in Westpac hacking
Hackers attacking a Westpac online banking feature have exposed the private details of almost 100,000 Aussie banking customers.
Treasurer’s warning to bank bosses
Josh Frydenberg has issued a stern warning to the big banks ahead of today’s expected interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank.
‘Gobsmacking’ 2.99pc home loan
An Aussie bank has announced a home loan rate of 2.99 per cent described by industry watchers as completely game-changing.
City where one in three are millionaires
With no income tax and yacht-filled turquoise water, it’s little wonder one in three residents walking down the street are millionaires.
Sydney Airport workers strike
Angry workers have announced a protest at Sydney Airport’s annual general meeting to call for better — and safer — jobs.
Coca-Cola heir in massive drug bust
The billionaire had star actors on-board his private jet when nearly $1.9 million of cannabis was found.
Morbid find in 1968 Ford Mustang
The 1968 Ford Mustang had been sitting in a barn for 40 years when it was sold. But it came with an incredibly unusual extra.
Ridiculous fake $50 fools cabbie
These counterfeit notes are so dodgy police say “a child could probably tell the difference”. But at least one WA taxi driver couldn’t.
Kmart’s huge $103m headache revealed
They are two of the best-loved stores in the country. But shock new numbers have revealed a big problem facing Kmart and Target.
Adani cleared to start constructing mine
The Queensland government has given the green light to the construction of the controversial mega-mine.
Jobs in doubt as coal mine stalls
Thousands of jobs have gone begging after a Chinese company dropped its bid to develop a large mine next to Adani in Queensland.
BHP Billiton hit by $7b lawsuit
Anglo-Australian miner BHP Billiton, is facing a $7 billion damages claim for being “woefully negligent” leading up to the 2015 Brazil dam failure.
Clive agrees to pay laid off workers
Three years after hundreds of Queenslanders were dropped from one of Clive Palmer’s companies, the mining magnate will pay up.
Aussies worried about $2b mega-project
It’s tipped to create thousands of jobs for Aussies, but an exclusive poll has revealed widespread concerns over the $2 billion project.
Behind the scenes ‘king’ of Ikea
He’s one of the most powerful people you’ve never heard of — meet Stefan Bertilsson, the unofficial “king” of the world’s biggest furniture company.
220 jobs lost after Huggies closure
Moving the production of Huggies nappies offshore, resulting in hundreds of jobs lost, has been branded terrible news for workers and consumers.
Insane product heading to the sky by 2022
VIDEO: A very cool form of transport will offer an alternative to dodgy roads within three years and cost about the same as a small car.
Reason journo supports the AFP raids
The AFP raids on a journalist and the ABC headquarters have been roundly condemned by all sides of the media. But this journo supports it.
‘You people’: AFP boss cops grilling
The head of the AFP has defended his media raids, referred journalists to the dictionary and explained why an undies drawer was searched.
Story AFP didn’t want you to read
The Federal Police has raided one of Australia’s biggest news organisations, as well as the home of a News Corp journalist, this is what they were looking for.
Inside the bizarre world of DIY funerals
Consumer advocacy group Choice has investigated the funeral industry in Australia and offers tips on how to save thousands and do a funeral your way.
Nightclub king unleashes on lockout laws
Nightclub owner John Ibrahim has lashed out at Sydney’s declining night-life in a brutal interview, saying lockout laws were introduced for “personal gain”.
Man arrested after scamming KFC for a year
A student has been hailed as “hero” online after turning up to KFC stores in a limo and pretending to be from head office to get free chicken for a year.
