Unions Push for Extra Annual Leave and Casual Pay Rise
The ACTU is campaigning for five weeks of annual leave for employees and a 2.5% casual loading increase, facing business resistance despite claims of productivity benefits.
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Flight Attendant: Black Socks Are Hazard on Night Flights
A veteran flight attendant with 25 years' experience reveals why wearing black socks on planes, especially during night flights, can create serious trip hazards for cabin crew and disrupt passengers.
Most Cost-Effective Used Car: Smart Buyer's Guide
Discover the top used car models for affordability and reliability, with expert tips on maintenance, insurance, and fuel efficiency to save money.
Markets Tumble as Trump's Hormuz Escort Plan Fails to Calm Fears
Stock markets worldwide continued their sharp decline on Wednesday, with South Korea's Kospi index plunging over 11%, despite former President Donald Trump's proposal for US Navy escorts through the disrupted Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices surged as shippin
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Camilla Boutique Closes in Mosman, Sparks Local Speculation
The beloved Camilla boutique on Military Road in Mosman is closing after over 10 years, disappointing fashion lovers and igniting debate about what might replace the iconic store.
Secrets Shhh Saved by Dubai's Amaar Jewels After Administration
Australian jewellery retailer Secrets Shhh has been acquired by Dubai-based Amaar Jewels after entering voluntary administration, preserving 16 stores and 100 jobs while planning international expansion.
Family Quits Jobs for Motorhome Life, Travels US with Kids
Stephanee and Steven DellaCruz left traditional jobs to live in an RV with their children, exploring the US while homeschooling and embracing a nomadic lifestyle.
Trump's Iran War Could Plunge Global Economy Into Crisis
A potential US-Israeli attack on Iran risks triggering stagflation, soaring energy costs, and stock market turmoil that would impact households worldwide, with political consequences for Trump's administration.
Motorists Risk £100 Fine for Common Motorway Undertaking
UK drivers face a £100 fine and penalty points for careless undertaking on motorways, despite it not being explicitly illegal under the Highway Code.
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News Corp and Meta Sign $50M AI Content Deal
News Corp has entered a $50 million agreement with Meta to license its news content for AI training, marking a major shift in media-tech relations and setting a precedent for future deals.
China's Factory Activity Contracts for Second Month
China's official manufacturing PMI fell to 49 in February, marking a second month of contraction, though private sector data shows expansion and lower US tariffs may provide a boost.
AirAsia Suspends Darwin Routes to Bali and Kuala Lumpur
AirAsia is terminating flights from Darwin to Bali and Kuala Lumpur from April 28, citing unsustainable demand. The move has angered the Northern Territory government, which funded one route and accuses the airline of pulling out too soon.
Blue Badge Holders Risk £1,000 Fine with 12-Week Renewal Delay
Millions of disabled drivers must renew Blue Badges every three years or face fines up to £1,000. Government warns of 12-week processing delays for applications and renewals across the UK.
UK Tourists Face €600 Fines in Spain Over Taxi Rules
The UK Foreign Office warns British holidaymakers in Spain could be fined up to €600 for using unlicensed taxis, urging travellers to book official transport.
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Asian Markets Plunge on Iran War Fears and Oil Price Surge
Asian shares extended losses on Wednesday amid a global sell-off, with oil prices climbing higher due to escalating conflict with Iran, raising inflation and economic growth concerns.
Iran War Fears Cause Global Travel Chaos, Flights Rerouted
Escalating tensions and fears of conflict in Iran have led to widespread travel disruption, with airlines rerouting flights and passengers facing cancellations across the globe.
Michelin Tokyo Pizzeria Pizza Studio Tamaki Opens in Sydney
Pizza Studio Tamaki, a Tokyo pizzeria with Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition, opens its first Australian location in Sydney's CBD on May 15, bringing its acclaimed Tokyo-Neapolitan pizzas to 78 guests.
Rayner Demands Swift Action on Leasehold Reform to Curb Rogue Agents
Former deputy PM Angela Rayner warns that delaying leasehold reforms would be damaging, calling for stronger measures against managing agents and transparency in service charges.
HMRC Alert: Protect Your National Insurance Number
HM Revenue and Customs warns citizens to safeguard their National Insurance numbers against identity theft and fraud, detailing when to share it and how to access it securely via the HMRC app.
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Business Travel Association Slams UK Tourism Tax Plans
The Business Travel Association warns that expanding tourism taxes across UK cities could cost businesses over £100,000 annually, potentially driving corporate travel away from city centres.
Zakopane: Poland's Affordable Alpine Alternative for Brits
British travellers are discovering Zakopane, a stunning Polish mountain town offering Alpine scenery at a fraction of the cost, with flights from £17.99 and pints under £3.
45,000 UK Properties Hide Owners in £190bn AML Breach
Research reveals 44% of foreign-owned UK properties fail to disclose beneficial owners under 2022 Economic Crime Act, with London accounting for £107bn of undeclared assets.
Cruise Passengers Dance Amid Drone Attacks in Gulf Ports
Thousands of cruise passengers are stranded in Dubai and Doha ports as hostilities escalate in the Strait of Hormuz. Despite drone interceptions overhead, some passengers continued leisure activities while others face travel chaos and insurance disputes.
Fuel Excise Cuts Ruled Out Amid Fears of Petrol Price Soar
Treasurer Jim Chalmers dismisses calls to reduce fuel excise as Westpac modelling warns petrol could hit $3 per litre due to Middle East tensions disrupting oil supplies.
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New Harry Potter Flagship Store Coming to London's Oxford Street
Warner Bros announces a new 21,000 sq ft Harry Potter flagship store on Oxford Street, London, set to open this autumn with interactive features and exclusive merchandise.
Salty Rooster Burger Shop Closes After 20+ Years in Sydney
Salty Rooster, a cherished Northern Beaches burger institution in Sydney, is shutting down after over two decades. The closure follows the tragic death of founder Jimmy Sagiotis in 2023, leaving locals mourning a community hub.
US Workers Eye Career Change Amid AI Shifts and Burnout
A new FlexJobs survey reveals 43% of US workers actively seek career changes in 2026, driven by AI disruption and burnout, though fear of leaving current roles persists.
Harry Potter Flagship Store Opening on London's Oxford Street
Warner Bros announces a new 21,000 sq ft Harry Potter flagship store on Oxford Street, featuring interactive experiences and exclusive merchandise, set to open this autumn.
Harry Potter Flagship Store Opening on Oxford Street This Autumn
Warner Bros announces a new 21,000 sq ft Harry Potter flagship store on Oxford Street, featuring interactive experiences and exclusive merchandise, set to open this autumn.
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Warner Bros Opens Harry Potter Store on Oxford Street, London
Warner Bros announces a 21,000 sq ft Harry Potter store on Oxford Street, London, featuring interactive experiences and exclusive merchandise, set to open this autumn.
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