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12:01 Chili’s is winning fast-casual dining while others are floundering because it made itself brutally efficient. Its new approach to fries is the perfect example

The casual chain with a Tex-Mex flair is making its comeback with a 31.4% same-store sales increase in Q2 fiscal year 2025.

21/04 Eye-popping price for brand’s first ‘Aussie’ ute

Kia has positioned its new Tasman ute as a premium machine, surprising the car industry with ambitious prices for its first ute.

21/04 Tense moment Richo interrupts Tigers presser

Wests Tigers boss Shane Richardson tried to shut down a Lachlan Galvin question during a tense post-match press conference after the club’s 38-22 loss to Parramatta on Monday.

19/04 Former Wallaby in wild code switch for 2028 Olympics

Quade Cooper is looking to represent Australia in flag football at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, and hopes some of the country’s most exciting athletes can join him.

16/04 A-League salary cap to be revamped

A-League distribution fees may fall even further next season amid salary cap reforms – already rejected by players – designed to ensure the survival of clubs suffering “significant financial stress”.

16/04 ‘It’s hell’: Why Coachella could finally be over

Dante thought there were nine circles of hell but hey, he’d never been to Coachella.

14/04 Change of date for Cup playoffs

A-League clubs forced to compete in this year’s playoffs for a spot in the Australia Cup’s round-of-32 will be more match-hardened following the decision play the games next month rather than in July.

14/04 Manly hit out at Ricky Stuart after Raiders coach’s Jamal Fogarty claim

Sea Eagles chief executive Tony Mestrov has poured cold water on Raiders coach Ricky Stuart’s suggestion the Manly club had breached the NRL’s anti-tampering rules.

14/04 Outpouring of support for young Adelaide fishers targeted by adults in viral video

A group of 13-year-old boys who were verbally abused and had their belongings thrown around by adults in a foul-mouthed tirade for fishing in an Adelaide lake have had the last laugh.

14/04 EV Council criticises Peter Dutton’s pledge to abolish fines under NVES

The Electric Vehicle Council has strongly condemned Opposition Leader Petter Dutton’s pledge to abolish fines associated with Australia’s New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES), warning it would significantly raise the cost of living for millions of Australians.

10/04 Italy’s Prada agrees to buy rival Versace for $2.2 billion

Italian fashion house Prada announced Thursday it had reached a deal with US group Capri Holdings to buy its flashy rival Versace for 1.25 billion euros (AUD$2.2 billion).

10/04 ‘Strain’: Troubled hospital’s admission

The operator of Sydney’s Northern Beaches Hospital (NBH) has confirmed it is willing to discuss returning the hospital to NSW Health following the government’s ban on private-public partnerships.

09/04 Wests Tigers boss’ huge whack for ‘spiritual home’

Wests Tigers chief executive Shane Richardon has a blunt message for another of its “spiritual homes”, namely if you don’t fix it, they won’t play there.

09/04 ‘Has to stop’: CEO calls out ‘disrespectful’ act

The head of America’s largest bank has called out a rude habit on the rise in workplaces - and it bothers him so much he wants it banned.

07/04 ‘15 mins of madness’ sees US markets soar

It’s been labelled by some as the 15 minutes “of madness” that sent US stock markets soaring upwards on Monday rather than plummeting as many expected.

06/04 CEOs had said they’d speak out against Trump if stocks sink 20%. After the latest meltdown, they’re still silent but may be ready to act

Elon Musk said Saturday he hopes for a "zero-tariff" system between the US and Europe that would create "a free-trade zone."

03/04 America’s spectacular own goal on beef tariff

Aussies travelling in the US could end up paying more than $460 for a wagyu steak as a result of Donald Trump’s tariffs on agriculture exports.

03/04 Musk loses everything in just 23 days

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01/04 Trump's Minister of Justice demands death penalty for the Grinse-Killer

US Justice Minister Pamela Bondi calls for the death penalty for Luigi Mangione, the alleged murderer of Unitedhealth Group CEO Brian Thompson.

31/03 Huge Aussie WFH myth debunked

The so-called death of working from home has been a hot topic amongst Australians in the post-pandemic era.

31/03 Elon Musk is destroying Tesla’s brand with erratic and divisive behaviour, experts say

Elon Musk’s increasingly erratic and divisive behaviour has thrust Tesla into a crisis, with sales plunging across the globe and used cars flooding the market.

28/03 Lesbian group’s new fight over trans decision

A Victorian lesbian group is seeking to overturn a decision preventing them from discriminating against transgender women who are lesbians at public events.

27/03 Major change for group of Aussie workers

Large businesses in Australia will undergo a major change to address workplace gender equality after a bill passed parliament on Tuesday.

27/03 Musk’s desperate move to save Tesla

Tesla is rushing to do business in Saudi Arabia in a bid to offset a drop in sales across Europe and the US.

25/03 $49bn noose around country’s neck is making the rich richer and hurting ordinary Aussies

Taxpayers will this year foot a mammoth $49 billion bill to help grow the nest eggs of largely wealthy Australians, the latest budget reveals – an “absurd” expense making ordinary people’s lives tougher.

23/03 ‘My poor buggers’: Ricky Stuart points finger at NRL CEO after loss to Manly

Raiders coach Ricky Stuart has called out NRL chief executive Andrew Abdo over the competition’s officiating and says he no longer understands the rules of the game.

21/03 Wild footage of man bungee jumping off bridge

Wild footage of man bungee jumping off a bridge near Perth has gone viral on social media.

20/03 F1 icon Eddie Jordan banned by Schumacher family all the way to death

The Formula 1 world has been left rocked by the death of motorsport icon Eddie Jordan.

15/03 Secret of Miranda Kerr’s jaw-dropping dress

She is one of Australia’s most successful supermodels, but Miranda Kerr has revealed she recently took some fashion inspiration from an unlikely source.

15/03 ‘No beach’: Chilling prediction surf spot doomed

A concrete wall installed at an iconic Sydney beach is yet to be tested by the kinds of storms that once nearly washed 10 homes into the sea – but it continues to divide the community.

14/03 Shock new role for ex-Woolies boss

Woolworths’ former chief executive Brad Banducci – who infamously stormed off a TV interview when questioned about a lack of industry competition – has landed a new gig with Ticketek parent company TEG.

13/03 Palmer apologises for ad’s gender gaffe

Australian billionaire Clive Palmer told a room of reporters he would “take a bow and apologise” for the incorrect use of the term “gender” in a national ad campaign that targets trans people.

11/03 Nissan sacks CEO as global collapse looms

Speculation Nissan’s rumoured collapse is drawing closer has been further ignited after its embattled chief executive was shown the door.

11/03 Musk on verge of tears as Tesla losses mount

Tesla shares have plummeted today, dropping 15 per cent to its lowest price since October.

11/03 Aussie holiday town on Fraser Coast suddenly turned to utter chaos

A beautiful tourist town and the gateway to the largest sand island in the world has been “significantly damaged” after being smashed by heavy rain as ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred continued to cause widespread problems in South East Queensland and northern NSW.

07/03 SpaceX Starship rocket breaks apart for second launch in a row

Elon Musk’s SpaceX suffered another setback on Thursday after the upper stage of its Starship rocket broke apart for the second launch in a row, sending debris showering back to earth.

05/03 CEO turnover just hit a new January record as companies dump their top brass because of political and economic upheaval

The government and nonprofit sectors have seen the most CEO exits.

05/03 70% dive: Musk’s Tesla fail in Aus exposed

Tesla’s Australian sales slide has continued, with the brand recording a significant reduction in sales last month compared to the previous year.

04/03 Thousands of homes in cyclone’s firing line

Thousands of homes could be affected by Tropical Cyclone Alfred as the system’s “destructive core” bears down on the Queensland coast, with impacts expected to be felt from Wednesday.

04/03 Iconic car quits Aus amid global collapse

The hits keep coming for Jeep parent company Stellantis after the floundering global automaker moved to discontinue one of its most iconic family SUVs in Australia.

22/02 Lifeline thrown to Tassie salmon workers

Tasmania's salmon industry has been thrown a $37 million lifeline, in addition to new environmental laws to secure the long-term future of farming in the Aussie state.

22/02 Fans say same thing about bold new Matildas jersey

Blinding neon sun, splice ice block or innovative fashion?

21/02 ‘Biohazard’: ‘Rotting flesh’ washes ashore on Tasmania’s Bruny Island

Supposed fat clumps and “rotting flesh” have contaminated Bruny Island’s pristine beaches because of this one industry, activists claim.

21/02 Japan makes $10 billion move on Australia

It has been a wobbly couple of years for the Australian economy as our biggest export — of crucial importance to our superannuation funds and the national budget — faces an uncertain future.

20/02 ‘Perfect opportunity’: BlackRock CEO calls for 30-year mortgages in Australia

The head of the world’s largest investment firm has called for the introduction of 30-year fixed-rate mortgages in Australia, saying the country’s $4.2 trillion superannuation pool could be used to create the market.

20/02 Major issue could sway Aussie voters

Voters are looking for increased support for homelessness services, as more than 120,000 Australians facing homelessness reveal they’re not getting the support they need.

20/02 ‘Reality check’: Aussies issued grim warning

Australian consumers have been warned to brace for “dramatically inflated” produce prices following “substantial damage” to crops after Far North Queensland was battered by fatal floods.

19/02 ‘Will be a conversation’: AFL boss open to return of State of Origin

AFL chief executive Andrew Dillon will raise State of Origin to players and coaches this year following the success of the Indigenous All Stars match on Saturday.

19/02 ‘Certainly be a conversation’ about State of Origin, says Dillon

AFL chief executive Andrew Dillon will raise State of Origin to players and coaches this year following the success of the Indigenous All Stars match on Saturday.

19/02 Honda’s wild Nissan ultimatum exposed

The on-again, off-again Honda and Nissan saga has taken a fresh twist, with the auto giants reportedly considering a reunion under one strict condition.

18/02 Movie stars spark romance rumours

Glen Powell and Lily James couldn’t contain their giggles as they left a party ahead of the BAFTAs 2025.

18/02 Major step after thousands of trains axed

The long-running dispute between the NSW government and rail unions is set to be taken to court as commuters enter their sixth day of confusion in the latest lot of industrial action.

18/02 State Premier tells NRL supremo Peter V’landys to shut his mouth

Western Australia Premier Roger Cook has told NRL supremo Peter V’landys to “shut up” in a serious twist to the saga behind the code’s expansion plans for Perth.

17/02 Fifth day of confusion for Sydney train commuters

Sydney commuters are facing another day of confusion as the long-running pay dispute between the NSW government and unions continues.

17/02 Aussie PGA dates revealed

The Australian PGA Championship is set to again start the DP World Tour season despite being pushed back to the last week of November.

17/02 Aussie winner from Trump’s tariff

BlueScope says it could be a major beneficiary of the 25 per cent tariff imposed by US President Donald Trump, even if China onsells its steel into Australia.

17/02 Aussie state tourists can’t get enough of

Melbourne was the place to be in January, with more than three million passengers welcomed through airport terminals, according to new figures.

15/02 Cute video hides ‘fundamentally rotten’ truth

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11/02 Pair in NSW Health uniforms claim they won’t treat Israelis

Two Sydney nurses have been stood down after disturbing footage emerged of the pair saying they would “kill” and refuse to treat Israeli patients.

11/02 Couple targeted in bizarre online scam

A Queensland couple have had to erect a sign out the front of their home after more than 100 buyers turned up to their door because a bogus seller used their address for a Facebook Marketplace scam.

10/02 Huge update on regional bank branch closures

Banks have been hit with a two and a half year ban on regional branch closures under a new deal with the federal government.

10/02 Major sign golf’s war is over

A week after the door was opened for LIV players to get into the US Open officials at the R&A have gone even further in a sign that the majors want the quality of players on the breakaway tour in their fields.

09/02 Kevin Walters re-writes history as Broncos departure secret comes to light

Kevin Walters has corrected a rumour that was spread during his tumultuous departure from the Broncos following the club’s nightmare year.

08/02 Golf Australia scraps controversial format

The Australian Open men’s and women’s golf championships will revert to being held separately.

06/02 Wallabies in turmoil as coach quits ahead of World Cup

After months of speculation, Joe Schmidt has confirmed he will step down as Wallabies coach in October, leaving Rugby Australia to search for a fifth head coach in six years.

06/02 Matildas greats back ‘disrupter’ Sam Kerr amid trial

Matildas greats have leapt to the defence of Sam Kerr, saying the embattled star should remain captain of Australia despite being on trial for the charge of racially aggravated abuse of a police officer.

06/02 Matildas greats back ‘disrupter’ Kerr

Matildas greats have leapt to the defence of Sam Kerr, saying the embattled star should remain captain of Australia despite being on trial for the charge of racially aggravated abuse of a police officer.

31/01 Ford shocks with Red Bull ahead of V8 war

Ford has poached the top team in Supercars ahead of Toyota’s racing debut in 2026.

30/01 Lib Dem council to pay new boss more than Keir Starmer despite cutting 300 jobs

Dorset Council is offering its new chief executive a salary up to £200,000 despite increasing locals' council tax and cutting jobs.

30/01 Dire warning after shock summer drownings

Six people have died this year at freshwater swimming spots that were off limits to the public in Far North Queensland – prompting authorities to warn people not to risk their lives.

30/01 Why Matthews chose ‘dream’ spot to be inducted into HOF

The location to be inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame was an easy choice for Christina Matthews.

30/01 Heartbreaking truth behind happy photo

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29/01 Apple emerges as come-from-behind winner in DeepSeek chaos

US markets have been roiled this week by the release of DeepSeek, a low-cost Chinese artificial intelligence chatbot that threatens the dominance of Silicon Valley tech firms — but one company has emerged as the surprise winner.

28/01 America’s worst fears confirmed after China’s $1 trillion AI nuke, Trump warns of ‘wake-up call’

It’s official — China has leapfrogged the US in the AI arms race.

28/01 Family reason behind NRL enforcer’s sudden defection

Emre Guler’s decision to seek an early release from his Raiders deal had nothing to do with the team’s direction and everything to do with his family.

27/01 People rescued as boat ‘split in half’

Five people have been rescued from the water after a boat reportedly split and capsized in Cronulla on Tuesday morning, leaving two people with head injuries.

27/01 Increasing production of motor gasoline in Tehran refinery

Tehran - IRNA - CEO of Tehran Oil Refining Company said: daily more than one million liters were added to the production basket of motor gasoline in compliance with the company's quality standards.

27/01 Warning over mass Aussie skill shortage

A leading business lobby has raised alarm bells that Australia will be lacking in workers in critical industries unless we boost our lagging education standards.

27/01 ‘Policy failure in one picture’: Fish and chip shop selling grey market cigarettes, NDIS services

A viral photo snapped inside a local fish and chip shop has perfectly encapsulated the “failure” of Australian policy in one image.

27/01 Dutton shows off softer side in new ad

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has attempted to debut a softer side to his political persona, launching a new advertisement ahead of the federal election promising to get the country “back on track”.

27/01 Photo of a recently built Australian home exposes the disturbing future of housing

A startling image of a new home that consumes almost the entirety of the small plot of land it’s built on has sparked criticism and exposed a deep irony.

24/01 The cost of a beer is about to rise as the government’s alcohol tax is hiked yet again

The cost of an average schooner of beer will rise by about $1 from next month, as the government’s staggering tax on a cold one is hiked yet again.

23/01 ‘I’m good for my $80 billion’: Microsoft CEO weighs in after Musk trashes Trump’s AI mega-project

Microsoft’s chief executive has gone viral for a “gangster” response to comments by Elon Musk trashing President Donald Trump’s $US500 billion ($795 billion) AI mega-project.

21/01 Tragic update as boy crushed by parking meter

A young boy has died after a parking meter fell him in Western Australia’s largest regional city.

21/01 Trump’s billionaire MAGA inner circle turns inauguration into trillion-dollar event

Donald Trump’s inauguration ceremony was attended by a who’s who of billionaires and moguls, including some surprising faces.

20/01 New airline forced to push back start date

A new airline has been forced to push back its launch date following a shortage of provided carriers from embattled aerospace company Boeing.

19/01 Gambling giant on brink of collapse

Embattled casino giant Star Entertainment Group is asking governments for support, as it could run out of cash by the end of February.

19/01 Skyrocketing Trump meme coin creates billions out of thin air, sparking warnings for investors

An official meme coin launched by Donald Trump has skyrocketed by more than 40,000 per cent since Friday, creating billions of dollars in “value” out of thin air while sparking warnings for investors and condemnation from critics.

19/01 ‘Crying’: TikTok goes dark for 170 million US users as Trump vows to ‘save’ app

TikTok has gone down in the US — for now.

19/01 Grim call on spate of anti-Semitic attacks

Chris Minns says he “can’t promise an end” to the spate of anti-Semitic attacks in NSW, but is vowing strong police responses and to even make changes to the law “to keep people safe”.

16/01 Damning update after Carlton boss’ lewd photo leak

Carlton president Luke Sayers’ position at the AFL powerhouse is looking increasingly shaky as he continues to avoid dealing with his apparent social media hack earlier this month.

14/01 Commuter chaos as rail disputes escalate

Commuters will be lashed with further train delays as the NSW government vows to dock the pay of rail workers amid an ongoing pay dispute.

10/01 Why your cup of coffee could cost $8

Caffeine addicts have been warned the cost of a cup of coffee could skyrocket.

10/01 ‘Utterly untrue’: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman denies sister’s sexual abuse allegation

OpenAI co-founder and chief executive Sam Altman has denied allegations that he sexually abused his younger sister for nearly a decade, describing them as “deeply hurtful and entirely untrue”.

09/01 ‘Resign in disgrace’: Fury as Los Angeles runs out of water to fight wildfires, mayor in Africa

Los Angeles officials and the California Democratic administration have been blasted as “incompetent” after fire hydrants ran dry as crews battled devastating wildfires on multiple fronts that forced tens of thousands of people including Hollywood celebrities to abandon multimillion-dollar homes.

07/01 ‘Too much censorship’: Mark Zuckerberg announces Meta will end fact-checking on Facebook, Instagram

Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has announced that the social media behemoth will end its fact-checking program on Facebook and Instagram to “restore free expression”, conceding that content moderation policies had “gone too far” and resulted in “too many mistakes and too much censorship”.

06/01 ‘Game changer’: Carmakers race to revolutionise EV battery and recharging technology

Your Tesla may soon be as out-of-date as the original Ford Model T.

06/01 ‘Out of kilter’: Indian migrants fuel surge as Labor struggles to rein in numbers

A massive surge in migrants from India that has continued since Covid is hampering the government’s efforts to rein in overall numbers, while universities have emerged unscathed from failed efforts to put caps on international students.

06/01 Footage allegedly shows final moments before the Jeju Air crash in South Korea

A YouTube video, believed to show the final moments before the disastrous Jeju Air crash that killed 179 people on December 29, has circulated widely online according to local media.

04/01 PR experts say Elon Musk’s handling of the Tesla Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas was a masterclass

Las Vegas Sheriff Kevin McMahill thanked Musk Wednesday for providing the authorities with information to aid the investigation.

02/01 First of its kind Aussie bar shut after months

The first women’s sports bar to open in Australia has closed down just a few months after launching with much fanfare.

31/12 Only Australia Day item you’ll find at Woolies

Woolworths has revealed exactly what customers can expect from the retailer when it comes to Australia Day.

31/12 Woolies’ move after Australia Day backflip

Woolworths will be selling Australia Day merchandise this year after its controversial decision to ditch products in 2024 sparked protests and led to its chief executive resigning.

29/12 Horror year for Aussie businesses

It’s been a horror year for many Australian brands forced to close their doors amid rising costs, with 40 per cent more businesses filing for insolvency since before the Covid-19 pandemic.

29/12 ‘Irresistible’: How 90-year record could be shattered

The all-time MCG Test attendance figure could be toppled on Monday despite the record being set in a six-day match during Sir Donald Bradman’s prime.

27/12 How to save money by buying a Porsche

Looking for an adventure machine but don’t want to be the latest Toyota LandCruiser or Nissan Patrol to carve its way across the Simpson Desert?

25/12 Kmart boss reveals bizarre new ‘craze’

Kmart Australia’s chief executive officer has revealed a huge trend that is only expected to get even bigger.

25/12 Major Aussie airline drops $49 flights

Virgin Australia is slashing the prices of domestic and international flights during its four-day Boxing Day sale - some flights dropping as low as $49.

23/12 ‘Panic mode’ as Nissan, Honda merge

Nissan and Honda are set to join forces in what former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn described as a “desperate move” by companies in “panic mode” trying to stay afloat.

23/12 Foxtel sold to sports streamer DAZN in blockbuster $3.4bn deal

Foxtel will be sold to UK based sports streamer DAZN for $3.4 billion in a blockbuster deal set to shake up Australia’s media and sports landscape.

21/12 Major plea over crippling Aussie beer tax

Leading Australian brewers have called for a controversial beer tax to be slashed over fears it could kill one of the country’s most lucrative and well-loved industries.

20/12 The one thing Aussies complain about most

The number of Aussies dobbing in neighbours and strangers for illegal parking surged by 50 per cent in some places this year, according to new data from an online reporting platform.

19/12 ’Worse’: Warning amid train strike chaos

Commuters have been warned of continued delays and cancellations across the Sydney rail network, with disruptions “likely to get worse” as more than 50 routes have been affected amid pay disputes with Sydney’s Rail, Tram and Bus Union.

19/12 Mangione in NY, faces possible death penalty

Accused CEO killer Luigi Mangione could face the death penalty after he agreed to be extradited to New York.

18/12 The uncertain future of cash in Australia

The number of bank branches and ATM terminals across the country has halved in the past seven years, as access to cash becomes harder and harder.

18/12 John Bateman saga ends with brutal Wests Tigers face slap

The Wests Tigers’ John Bateman saga is over.

17/12 Huge issue facing suburban streets

Thousands of residents in a Queensland suburb are facing a stinky situation as bins go uncollected after garbage truck drivers and other workers went on strike over pay disputes.

17/12 Qantas to pay $120m over jobs scandal

Qantas will be forced to pay more than 1800 illegally sacked ground handlers a total of $120m, ending a four-year legal saga and landmark industrial relations battle.

17/12 “Fatal” China dilemma for Mercedes

Mercedes-Benz is facing one its toughest challenges yet: staying relevant in China.

16/12 ‘Rubbing on me’: Disturbing twist to Australian athletics’ scandal

Commonwealth Games athlete Amanda Bisk has come forward with disturbing allegations as Australian athletics’ scandal took another horrific turn.

16/12 $315 billion: Elon’s huge gamble pays off

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15/12 Japan’s radical 4-day week experiment to stop ‘crisis’

Japan is introducing an “extraordinary” measure in an effort to stem its declining population, with a four day work week set to come into force next year.

14/12 Athletics Australia responds to ‘deeply distressing’ allegations

Athletics Australia has responded to the “totally unacceptable and deeply distressing” allegations that have been levelled against one of the country’s top coaches.

13/12 Text message exposes plot to wipe Tigers from NRL history

The Tigers are facing the prospect of being wiped from NRL history with a plot emerging for the Western Suburbs Magpies to take full control of the embattled club.

12/12 Ash Barty, Daniel Ricciardo lose jobs as social update exposes truth

Daniel Ricciardo and Ash Barty have lost their jobs as Optus ambassadors.

12/12 Channel Nine news executive David Richardson sacked after alleged incident at work Christmas party

Channel 9 has dismissed a senior news executive after allegations of inappropriate remarks at a work Christmas Party last week.

12/12 ‘Harm’: FIFA must be held ‘accountable’

Australia’s football players union has called for FIFA to be held “accountable” by the sport’s international community following the decision to award Saudi Arabia hosting rights to the 2034 World Cup.

12/12 Nissan makes huge move to halt collapse

Nissan has announced a major reshuffle of its leadership team as the company battles to secure its future.

11/12 Suspect ‘considered using bomb to kill CEO’

Accused CEO killer Luigi Mangione allegedly laid out his murder plot in a handwritten notebook — complete with a “to-do list” of tasks needed to carry out the slaying.

11/12 ‘Dying’: Iconic Sydney venue closing down

One of Sydney’s most renowned nightclubs has announced its closure, prompting renewed calls from Sydneysiders that the city’s nightlife is disintegrating.

10/12 Auto robot coming for Aussie jobs

You’ve never seen a Suzuki Jimny quite like this.

10/12 Another nail in Nissan’s coffin exposed

Besieged automotive giant Nissan has suffered yet another blow, with news it is set to axe a number of showrooms under its luxury division – Infiniti.

10/12 Everything we know about CEO shooting suspect Luigi Mangione

Luigi Mangione has been arrested in connection with the brazen killing of health insurance chief executive Brian Thompson.

09/12 Joke that left The Project panel speechless

Comedian Sam Taunton left his co-hosts on The Project speechless after he cracked a joke about the death of UnitedHealthcare chief executive.

08/12 Big call for tax change on super

Employees could pay less tax on their superannuation during the accumulation period but face bigger taxes in retirement under a radical new proposal.

07/12 Sydney MP’s bombshell election move

Independent MP Kylea Tink has announced she will step down from federal politics at the next election after the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) abolished her seat of North Sydney.

05/12 ‘Best college in Melbourne’: Victorian bureaucrat’s side gig as CEO of 320-student international college

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05/12 Long-time senator takes banking job

Former Coalition government finance minister Simon Birmingham will walk into a high-level banking job at ANZ next year.

05/12 ‘Thousands of women’ may be eligible for BHP, Rio Tinto sexual harassment class actions

When a BHP worker discovered she was a likely victim of a colleague who had secretly filmed female staff in their rooms, she assumed that was what a meeting with her employer would be about.

04/12 Worst places for delivery delays revealed

Aussies hoping to get their Christmas presents delivered on time are being warned to allow extra time, and the top 15 suburbs for the highest delays reveal where people need to plan ahead.

04/12 Signs your Christmas lights are about to kill you

Aussie homeowners are often unaware of the many dangers that crop up during end-of-year celebrations that endanger themselves, guests and their residence.

02/12 Australia Day-banning pub group Australian Venue Co owned by Hong Kong private equity firm PAG

The hospitality giant that sparked outrage after banning Australia Day festivities at more than 200 venues around the country was bought by a Hong Kong-based private equity giant last year.

02/12 Giants player opens up on ‘Wacky Wednesday’ scandal

GWS star Tom Green has spoken out for the first time since the Giants made headlines for all the wrong reasons.

04/11 Ryanair warns UK airports as Rachel Reeves' tax raid feared to impact air hubs

The Irish carrier's CFO Neil Sorahan said it will have to ask airports to slash landing fees to keep Ryanair flights in the wake of Rachel Reeves' first Budget.

17/10 AFL drops huge penalties on GWS Giants

AFL boss Andrew Dillon has announced significant suspensions and fines for GWS Giants players involved in the club’s now notorious “Wacky Wednesday” dress-up skits.

17/10 Wigan Super League chief’s stunning Nathan Cleary claim

A Super League supremo has made the shocking claim Nathan Cleary wouldn’t get a start in his side after the halfback shut down speculation of a potential move abroad.

17/10 Airline announces huge changes for customers

Virgin Australia has announced changes to its Velocity Frequent Flyer program, which will have two exclusive new tiers, and the way in which points are earnt.

16/10 How to solve Australia’s housing crisis

State governments and city councils need to implant more high-density housing options to roll back Australia’s tightening supply crisis, a leading business group has warned, and the New Zealand city of Auckland could show them how.

16/10 Stars in spotlight in tell-all Nine report

A long-awaited report into cultural issues at Nine Entertainment will be shared on Thursday.

08/10 Grand Prix ticket sales delayed as Ticketmaster points to global third-party outage

The sale of tickets to Melbourne’s Formula 1 Grand Prix has been delayed a full day just minutes after tickets were meant to go on sale.

08/10 ‘Funnier things have happened’: AFL boss’ curious comments amid links to Swans gun

Fremantle chief executive Simon Garlick expects star midfielder Chad Warner to see out his contract at Sydney, but says his club will “certainly monitor the situation”, adding: “Funnier things have happened.”

05/10 Public EV charging costs rise to rival petrol

The cost of fast-charging electric cars is accelerating beyond the price of refuelling conventional vehicles in Australia.

04/10 Aussies’ private information shared without consent

Australians’ personal information is being shared 450 times a day through online ad-tracking systems without their consent or knowledge.

03/10 WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert is leading the league to historic highs. Critics wonder if she’s fully seizing the moment

As the WNBA's banner season wraps up, Engelbert faces more pressure than ever.

27/09 Aussie market remains flat to round the week

Materials saw its best week since October 2015, despite the Aussie share market remaining relatively flat at Friday’s closing bell.

26/09 Three quarters of Amazon workers looking for another job after huge WFH call

Tech giant Amazon is facing an exodus — with three in four of its corporate staff members threatening to walk out since the CEO of Amazon told employees the working from home era is over.

26/09 Aussies fleeing city for small boom town

When it comes to the ultimate weekend away, if you can land a spot that’s half country, half coast, you’ve found a clear winner.

26/09 Warning over ‘disturbing’ grand final trend

Specialist family violence services reported increased demand of up to 40 per cent across the AFL and NRL grand finals last year, as experts warn support services could be “under the pump” heading into grand final season.

25/09 Matildas to meet Switzerland

The Matildas have further added to their busy end-of-year schedule with a game against Switzerland in Zurich.

25/09 Coles trials new supermarket feature

Coles has announced it is trialling a new feature aimed to reduce single-use plastic bags in the fresh produce department.

24/09 Sam Bankman-Fried’s ex to do prison time for crypto fraud

A woman who helped her ex-boyfriend steal $8 billion in customer funds has been sentenced to two years in prison.

24/09 Sad update on Molly the magpie

It’s the unique friendship between a magpie and a staffy that keeps making headlines.

20/09 Why utes are about to change forever

China’s BYD is set to win the race to sell a plug-in hybrid ute in Australia by launching the new Shark locally next month.

18/09 Falkland Islands tensions erupt as airline's CEO sparks fury with statement

Roberto Alvo, CEO of Latam Airlines, recently shared a post on LinkedIn celebrating the company and the routes it offers, but one detail caught the eye of the Argentine media.

18/09 Brazilian star ready for Sky Blues debut

Star recruit Douglas Costa is set to start for Sydney FC on Thursday night when the Sky Blues embark on an continental journey that could earn them more than $8 million.

18/09 Major Aus company officially scraps WFH

Tabcorp has ordered staff back into the office for a full five day work week just days after Amazon.

18/09 Big win for struggling Aussie families

The federal government should abolish its childcare subsidy activity test and make childcare free for families earning less than $80,000, the Productivity Commission has found.

18/09 ‘$7 for a flat white’: Cafe owners warn coffee prices could soar again

A humble flat white could soon set Australians back as much as $7, cafe owners in one state have warned, as businesses struggle to turn a profit in the current economic climate.

18/09 CEO’s plan to change entire Aussie industry

Jetstar boss Stephanie Tully stepped into the corporate aviation world straight out of university more than 27 years ago.

17/09 Major change coming to Instagram, with teens shifted to new controlled version

Instagram has announced one of the most significant changes to its platform in years, restricting the content seen by young users and the ability for strangers to make contact with them.

17/09 Albo’s surprise response to business lashing

Anthony Albanese has pushed back against accusations his government is strangling Australian businesses with red tape, telling a dinner with executives from some of the country’s biggest firms that Labor is “proudly pro-business and pro-worker.”

17/09 Lehmann moves to commentary box

Former national coach Darren Lehmann has parted ways the Queensland Bulls and Brisbane Heat to join ABC Sport’s cricket commentary team.

17/09 World’s best airline drops huge Aussie sale

Qatar Airways launched its first service in Australia 15 years ago and to celebrate the milestone it has announced an epic sale.

17/09 Tech boss makes big WFH call

Tech giant Amazon has told its staff the working from home era is over, with the company’s boss bringing in a compulsory move back to the office five days a week to “strengthen our culture and teams”.

17/09 ‘Disaster’ for auto giant in free fall

Plummeting sales have triggered civil war inside the car company responsible for some of the largest brands in the US, Italy and France.

15/09 Did A&F's ex-boss inject liquid Viagra into a victim's penis?

The former boss of the fashion label Abercrombie & Fitch is said to have organized the sex parties in hotels and in his private luxury properties.

14/09 The new route of SMEs: e-export

Hepsiburada CEO Gökçetekin pointed out Turkey's e-export targets and said that SMEs now find e-export very "vital" and that SMEs that used to ask how to do e-commerce have turned their questions to e-export.

05/09 South Sydney turn to lawyers in Latrell Mitchell ban fight

South Sydney is seeking legal advice on just when Latrell Mitchell should serve his ban and whether the NRL can subject him to an independent fitness test, with the stalemate between the club and the league continuing ahead of the Rabbitohs’ final game of the season.

04/09 US supermarket scene will stun Aussies

It’s 6pm at Trader Joe’s in midtown Manhattan and there’s a line snaking around the supermarket all the way to the escalator entrance.

04/09 The number of Australian kids suffering abuse every single year across the country will chill you

This image of an empty sports stadium in the middle of the night should send shivers down the spine of every Australian.

04/09 ‘Not right:’ Nats vow to build gold mine

The Nationals have vowed to approve the Blayney gold mine if the Coalition wins the next election, after Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek controversially held up the $1bn project.

04/09 $415 billion meltdown in record market drop

One of the world’s biggest companies suffered the largest ever fall in a day of trading, wiping more than $400 billion in value as investors ran to the exits.

03/09 ‘Going bust’: Grim outlook as small Aussie businesses ‘battered’ and left behind

An “unfair playing field” has large businesses successfully weathering the economic storm while Australian small businesses at breaking point, experts say.

11/08 Vodafone Türkiye CEO Engin Aksoy stated that they are ready to provide 5.5G service in Turkey.

Vodafone Turkey Chief Executive (CEO) Engin Aksoy said, "When 5G reaches citizens, we, as Vodafone Turkey, will actually be providing 5.5G service to our customers." he said.

08/08 Engineering testing process has started for the Togg T10F model

After T10X, the first smart mobility device in the C vehicle segment, Togg continues its efforts to introduce T10F, its second device developed in the same class, to users.

25/07 4 TWK Victims Pass Administrative Selection for KPK Leaders, Ex-Investigator: Proven to Have Integrity

Former KPK investigator Yudi Purnomo appreciates the success of 4 former anti-corruption agency employees as candidates for leadership (capim) of the KPK. He said it proved TWK...

24/07 A quarter of bosses admit their return-to-office mandates were meant to make staff quit

The report from BambooHR concludes what many workers have long suspected: RTO mandates are layoffs in disguise.

13/06 President Erdoğan received BBVA Chief Executive Officer Vila

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan received BBVA Chief Executive Officer Carlos Torres Vila within the scope of the Spain program.

31/05 Chipotle CEO: Our portion sizes aren’t getting smaller—but you can get more food with a ‘secret look’

“We always want to give people big portions that get them excited about the food,” Chipotle CEO Brian Niccol told Fortune.

20/05 Martyr Gohor, a man beside sports

Tehran- IRNA- Ayatollah Seyed Ibrahim Raisi's actions in the office of the executive branch made him a model that can become a compass for jihadist management in the field of action, especially in the sports sector.

06/05 Hungry Jacks’ huge call on cult items

A cult favourite Hungry Jacks item that sparked a legal battle with McDonalds over alleged infringements on its iconic Big Mac range is back on the menu for Aussies by popular demand.

06/05 Lions want long weekend QClash permanently

The Lions want a Sunday night Queensland Labour Day long weekend match against the Gold Coast Suns at the Gabba to become a permanent part of the AFL calendar after Sunday night’s QClash attracted the biggest attendance in the derby’s history.

06/05 ‘Non-political’: McLaren defends Donald Trump welcome amid ‘lucky charm’ quip

Miami Grand Prix winner Lando Norris said Donald Trump joked he was the British driver’s ‘lucky charm’ after the former US President visited the McLaren team before Monday morning’s race.

05/05 F1 Miami Grand Prix live: Oscar Piastri ‘keeping Verstappen honest’

Welcome to news.com.au’s live coverage of the Miami F1 Grand Prix.

04/05 Busy gym closes in blow to global brand

A popular gym in Sydney’s sought-after eastern suburbs has closed its doors as the global fitness chain F45 faces continued financial pressure.

03/05 Record new car sales in Australia for April 2024

Australian car sales are in the fast lane, with the industry recording record figures for the month of April, and the first four months of a year.

02/05 More AFL coaches weigh in on ‘complex’ Thomas case

A potential return to the AFL for Tarryn Thomas is a “really hard question” with no definitive answer, according to Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge.

02/05 Wayne Bennett’s shock bid for Eels job as Souths make move

The Rabbitohs are set to offer Wayne Bennett a three year deal amid reports the master coach has sounded out the Parramatta Eels about a potential position should Brad Arthur be sacked.

01/05 ‘How dare you’: ‘Disgraceful’ chat slammed

Australia’s politicians have come into the firing line as the community loses patience with the level of violence against women across the country.

29/04 Rugby Australia suffers huge loss

Rugby Australia has announced a $9.2 million loss for 2023, with the World Cup being blamed as the main reason for the major deficit.

29/04 Seven announces major shake-up after Spotlight scandal

The Seven Network has announced a huge shake-up in the wake of the Spotlight scandal with news chief Craig McPherson stepping down and West Australian editor Anthony De Ceglie moving to Sydney to take on the role.

27/04 Biden flanked by aides on walks across White House lawn to block cameras catching him shuffling

No longer flying solo.

26/04 Woolies’ huge fine for ‘widespread’ fail

Australia’s largest supermarket chain has been slapped with a $1.2m fine after failing to pay Victorian employees their correct long service leave entitlements.

24/04 ‘Utter contempt’: Elon Musk goes to war with Australian government over violent content

Elon Musk has stepped up his war of words with the Australian government over demands the X social media platform remove videos of the stabbing of a Sydney bishop, as the controversy around violent content spirals into a wider free speech debate.

23/04 One fear after latest Crown Sydney move

One of Australia’s leading experts on gambling culture has weighed in on Crown Sydney’s latest licence update, warning it is still too late to trust the gambling giant despite its promise it is now the “safest place to gamble” in NSW.

21/04 Zadkovich has ‘earnt’ Roar appointment

Ruben Zadkovich has been appointed Brisbane Roar coach for the next two years after impressing in “difficult circumtances” as interim boss.

21/04 Sydney Swans’ emotional tribute to Bondi massacre victims

The Sydney Swans led an emotional and sombre tribute to victims of the horrific Bondi Junction stabbing attack prior to their clash with the Suns at the SCG.

19/04 ‘No chance’: Brutal update on Lisa Wilkinson’s future

The relationship between Channel 10 and its once-marquee star Lisa Wilkinson has collapsed so spectacularly that she was refused an appearance this week on the show she once led.

18/04 Shock announcement on Seven CEO

Seven West Media chief executive James Warburton is leaving the troubled company more than two months earlier than expected.

18/04 Tech firm’s crash one of worst in ASX history

A Melbourne tech firm in the midst of investigating where a missing $30mn went has resumed trading from a six-week hiatus to plummet to its lowest share price in 10 years.

18/04 Kerry Stokes’ ‘please explain’ to Seven executives over Spotlight sex and drugs scandal

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18/04 97 per cent of Gen Z and Millennials think politicians have their interests at heart, seeing them as ‘selfish’ and ‘corrupt’

Ninety-seven per cent of young Australians believe the country’s political leaders are self-interested, shortsighted, and corrupted by donors and special interest groups, stark new research has revealed.

17/04 Tenancy reforms ‘making things worse’

New tenancy reforms to provide certainty and stability to the long-term rental market have been slammed for not going far enough and “making things worse for renters”.

17/04 Major update after Bondi massacre

Westfield Bondi Junction will be reopened for a “community reflection day” following the deaths of six people in a horrific stabbing rampage that sent shockwaves through Sydney.

17/04 Woolies jail threat ‘confected outrage’

The Treasurer has accused the Greens of “confected outrage” after the Woolworths chief was threatened with jail during a senate inquiry.

16/04 Bourse tumbles as stocks follow Wall St

Australian shares followed Wall Street sharply lower on Tuesday after hot US retail sales data pushed traders to scale back their rate cut bets and fears of escalating tensions in the Middle East weighed on markets.

15/04 Pro-Palestine protesters block street

More than a dozen protesters have been arrested in Melbourne as part of global pro-Palestine protests.

15/04 Aussie supermodel’s surprise new move

Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr has made a surprising new move, joining jeweller Michael Hill as the company’s first brand ambassador.

15/04 Star spied on manager, plotted to sue him

The former chief executive and current chair of embattled gaming giant Star Entertainment spied on the government-appointed manager tasked with overseeing the clean-up of operations at its flagship Sydney casino, and plotted to establish a shareholder class action against him.

14/04 Star execs to face second grilling

A fresh 15-week probe into Star Entertainment’s flagship Sydney casino will commence on Monday with a host of former and current senior executives set to give evidence.

11/04 ‘It’s so f***ed’: Channel Seven is in turmoil over a fresh scandal that insiders say is deeply damaging

“It’s so f**ked.”

10/04 Albo’s big pitch to must-win state

Anthony Albanese will lay out his plan to keep Queensland at the forefront of the “challenging” decades ahead, in a pre-budget speech that sets out his strategy for the country as the economy goes net-zero.

10/04 Sunrise rocked by ‘fraud’ investigations that top TV exec tried to keep secret

Channel 7 ordered two separate investigations into claims that staff at its top-rating breakfast show Sunrise had engaged in fraud, it can be revealed.

10/04 Qantas reveals ‘one billion’ point win

Just days after announcing the “biggest ever” change to Qantas’ frequent flyer program, the airline has revealed more than one billion points have already been used.

10/04 ‘Hard truth’ Aussies must face

Australians must face the “hard truth” of having to pay more for energy in the future as the country struggles through the renewables transition, the chief executive of a major energy company says.

10/04 St Ali coffee boss says cup of coffee is now too cheap in Australia

An industry leader in Melbourne has caused a brew-haha after declaring Aussies aren’t paying enough for their daily cup of coffee.

10/04 Missing $30m, chief exec sacked

A Melbourne software company has sacked its chief executive for the “likely” unauthorised use of $30m that went missing from the company.

10/04 ‘A complete disgrace’: Seven rocked by top executive’s bombshell email

One of the most senior figures in Australian media has defended sending a graphic email to a reporter at a rival organisation, in order to defend a colleague and “friend” from a looming negative story.

10/04 Nursing executives stood down pending investigation of 'potential financial irregularities'

The boss of a peak national nursing body is one of three executives who have been stood down pending an independent investigation into "potential financial irregularities" within the organisation. 

09/04 ‘Not changing’: Passenger exposes Qantas

Last month, I flew first class to New York with Emirates.

09/04 ‘Free house’: Renter advocate and social media star encourages struggling Aussies to become squatters

Social media users have taken aim at stars of The Project after an appearance by a renter advocate who’s encouraging those struggling with the housing crisis to squat in empty homes.

08/04 Finlayson slur not comparable to Clarkson case: AFL boss

AFL boss Andrew Dillon says “there’ll be an accountability” for Port Adelaide player Jeremy Finlayson after he directed a homophic slur at an opponent during Gather Round.

08/04 Survivors paid $1.3bn amid funding warning

The government has paid out $1.31bn in redress to institutional child sexual abuse survivors, but legal services advocating for them fear an uncertain and underfunded future unless there is an urgent intervention.

07/04 ‘Abandoned’: Major Tas builder goes bust

They thought they were signing up for their dream homes to be built.

05/04 Beloved pet found after daring escape

A beloved dog that escaped a pet transport company near Melbourne Airport while getting ready to fly to London has been found.

04/04 AUKUS subs could be used against China

Nuclear-powered submarines built in Australia as part of AUKUS could be used against China in its conflict with Taiwan, it has been revealed.

03/04 Top CEO dies suddenly at work

Fremantle Ports chief executive Michael Parker has died suddenly at work, leaving behind a wife and four children.

28/03 Corrupt crypto king sentenced to 25 years

A Manhattan judge ripped Sam Bankman-Fried as a “remorseless” scammer obsessed with political power as he sentenced the fallen crypto mogul to 25 years in prison on Thursday — five months after he was found guilty of stealing more than $8 billion of funds from customers of his now-bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX.

28/03 ‘Heartbreaking’: Shocking number of homeless

As the nation grapples with a worsening housing crisis, everyday Australians are turning to homelessness services for the first time, with the number of people sleeping rough in WA doubling since 2016.

28/03 Wine label fined after stealing water to grow grapes

An Aussie winemaker and company have been criminally convicted and ordered to pay more than $500,000 in fines for illegally stealing water to grow wine grapes.

27/03 AFL cocaine bombshell twist ‘beggars belief’ as Demons respond

Football legends, including Demons great Garry Lyon, have called out the AFL after revelations the league’s medical policy unapologetically covers up cases where players are found to have taken illicit substances.

26/03 NSW Premier Chris Minns spells doom for beloved Leichhardt Oval

NSW Premier Chris Minns may have just signed the death notice for beloved suburban NRL ground Leichhardt Oval.

26/03 ‘Huge challenges’: Toyota’s dire warning on new car rules

Major motoring company Toyota has issued a dire warning after strict new car rules for utes and SUVS were introduced today.

26/03 Canberra United’s future clouded

The uncertainty about Canberra’s proposed entry into next season’s A-League men’s competition has clouded Canberra United’s future in the national women’s league.

26/03 Aussie bank gears up AI in incessant scam struggle

Westpac has introduced an AI-based questionnaire to combat the hundreds of millions of dollars siphoned from Australians through scams each year.

25/03 Dan Andrews has been slammed in bombshell final report

Dan Andrews and his government have been slammed in a bombshell new report.

25/03 Business backs 2pc wage hike

The country’s largest business organisation will push for a pay increase of “not more than 2 per cent” in the upcoming annual wage review, as it warned of a cost squeeze facing small business and the effect of a significant hike on the jobs market.

24/03 "Continue to invest in the Chinese market", foreign company executives intensively visit China to look for new business opportunities

"Continue to invest in the Chinese market", foreign company executives intensively visit China to look for new business opportunities

23/03 Chance to win $2.5b in US mega lottery

Aussies will have two chances this weekend to win more than $1bn in two enormous lottery jackpots.

22/03 ‘Delay’: Twist in Kate hospital investigation

The private London clinic that treated Kate Middleton earlier this year is reportedly being investigated over a possible delay in reporting an alleged security breach.