KPMG set to slash hundreds more jobs before Christmas
KPMG Australia is preparing to axe hundreds more staff within weeks as the fallout from its whistleblower scandal, and government work ban, continues to hit its business.
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Perth Halloween house party spirals out of control
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The Sydney private school prohibiting smartphones beyond the gate
Trinity Grammar will next year become the first all-boys school in Sydney to introduce a strict smartphone prohibition for kindergarten to year 8 students outside of class.
‘We need him’: Why Roosters players want Sam Walker to stay on for 2027
Sydney Roosters players want Sam Walker to see out the final year of his deal, despite being told by the club he is free to leave, with skipper James Tedesco declaring: “He’ll be hard to replace – we need him next year.”
Disrupter on flights to Europe offers value business class, great service
Turkish Airlines is replacing its Boeing 777s with newer Airbus A350s on its Australian routes.iStockChecking inMy flight into Singapore arrives into Changi on time at 9.15pm. TK55’s 11.05pm departure to Istanbul leaves just enough time to stretch my legs, browse duty free and sp...
China is a dictatorship. The midterms will prove if the US has also become one
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Albanese warns world leaders of growing threat to democracy after Haines attack
Antigua and Barbuda: Democracies are under increasing danger from violent threats and political polarisation, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has warned in a speech to political leaders at a Commonwealth summit of 56 nations.
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AustraliaThis iconic landmark hides a secret rock pool built by convictsThe first clue that this walking tour isn’t like any I’ve done before comes at Flagstaff Hill Lighthouse.
He made history on Jimmy Fallon, now this Australian comedian is coming for podcasts
If you’ve ever despaired about the fractured, ethics-challenged, content-gorged landscape of modern phone-focussed media, The Sonny Disposition is for you. It fulfils every fear of what’s behind a podcast, particularly if it’s a successful one focused on interviewing celebrities,...
The vitamins you may be wasting your money on, and the foods to eat instead
Nutrition expert and Deakin University Professor Welma Stonehouse was asked by her brother for her opinion on a dietary powder for his cholesterol and liver that he had purchased online.
The rate rise that stops the economy? Fears of an RBA-induced recession
The Reserve Bank is being warned it could drive Australia into a recession and leave tens of thousands of people out of work with a Melbourne Cup Day interest rate rise that will lift pressure on Treasurer Jim Chalmers to cut deeper into government spending.
The reason why another rate rise will hurt Sydneysiders most
NSW is being hit disproportionately hard by rising interest rates as the state’s new home borrowers face the nation’s highest mortgage repayments and housing investment falls more than in other parts of the country.
What was Payne Haas doing in Kangaroos camp?
South Sydney recruit Payne Haas made a surprise visit to Kangaroos camp on Monday – but he wasn’t answering a World Cup SOS from good friend and Australian coach Kevin Walters.
Rip Curl’s owner in takeover talks with US retail giant
The parent company of popular Australian brands Kathmandu and Rip Curl has revealed it is in takeover talks with the US-based global retail giant that owns labels including Dickies.
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The HSC subject that has students discussing rape, murder and domestic violence
It’s the rare high school subject where analysing grisly murders, domestic violence and high-profile sexual assault cases is explicitly encouraged.
I spent hours in an airport queue in Europe. Finally, I found out why
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Doctors fear Catholic takeover of NSW hospitals will usher in ‘religious doctrine’
Senior doctors at a NSW hospital have demanded the government intervene before an imminent takeover by a Catholic provider they fear will lead to widespread service cuts for expectant mothers and cancer patients.