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International students are returning to Australia’s shores, with just under 30,000 arriving in the past six weeks. Many of the students will be joining or rejoining the workforce, relieving pressure …
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A Russian invasion of Ukraine threatens to add another supply shock on top of Covid-19, pushing up prices for consumers, with Aussies already paying record prices at the petrol bowser. …
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Hygiene failures in the food services sector are costing the Australian economy $1.5 billion a year. Seventy-seven per cent of 1257 reported foodborne illness and up to 3.2 million cases …
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In a bid to secure female votes, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has talked up the Morrison government’s efforts to give Australian women a better financial deal. Mr Frydenberg’s office says that …
Read MoreValentine's Day is almost here, and marriage is all the rage. According to the Wedding Report, there will be some 2.5 million weddings this year — the most since 1984. …
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It’s been a messy summer for sharemarkets, with the increasing likelihood of a 2022 rate hike prompting a vigorous slam of the sell button. But for all the red ink …
Read MoreValentine's Day is almost here, and marriage is all the rage. According to the Wedding Report, there will be some 2.5 million weddings this year — the most since 1984. …
Read MoreValentine's Day is almost here, and marriage is all the rage. According to the Wedding Report, there will be some 2.5 million weddings this year — the most since 1984. …
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The Reserve Bank of Australia boss has again conceded interest rates could rise this year, saying it would be a “shock” to some homebuyers but others had got ahead on …
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People in Sydney and Melbourne are choosing to work from home despite eased restrictions, with new data showing cafe transactions are running at 40 per cent of pre-Covid levels and …
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