Aussie café offers worker $150,000-a-year - but there's a catch

A small business owner has claimed he would have to pay someone a bumper wage just to manage his café in a remote mining town. 

Chris Bleach runs the popular C&Hai's Café in the Western Australia mining town of Port Hedland – 1,600km north of Perth.

But the problem he and other business owners are facing is that there aren't enough workers, and even fewer homes for them to live in.

Even on wages over a third higher than most living in Perth, those working in cafés or as a hairdresser can't afford the rent in Port ...
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