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Qantas should be forced to pay the maximum penalty of $121 million for illegally outsourcing the roles of 1800 ground workers, to send a strong message to all companies, a union says.

A Call for Accountability: Should Qantas Face Maximum Penalties for Outsourcing? The recent actions of Qantas have sparked a significant discussion within the labor community regarding corporate accountability. A prominent

Coalition costings reveal worse budget bottom line under Dutton than Labor

Title: Analyzing Coalition Costings: A Closer Look at Dutton’s Budget Compared to Labor In a recent analysis of coalition costings, findings indicate that under Peter Dutton’s leadership, the budgetary outlook

Labor’s clean sweep in Australian election suggests young male voters are bucking global trends. But why?

Title: A Shift in Voting Trends: Young Male Voters Propel Labor to Success in Australian Elections In a surprising turn of events during the recent Australian elections, the Labor Party

Brooke Bellamy dropped as girls’ entrepreneur program ambassador after RecipeTin Eats plagiarism allegations

Title: Brooke Bellamy Part Ways with Girls’ Entrepreneur Program Amid Plagiarism Controversy In a recent turn of events, Brooke Bellamy has stepped down from her role as the ambassador for

“A letter has been sent to parents at a school in the seat of Monash suggesting they should vote for the Liberal party based on funding commitments for catholic schools. “

Title: Concerns Raised Over Political Influence in Education: A Divisive Letter to Parents Recently, a school in Monash made headlines after sending out a letter to parents encouraging them to

My $10 Village movie ticket actually costs $13.60 then becomes $15.30 at checkout. How is this garbage legal?

The Surprising True Cost of Movie Tickets: An Examination of Hidden Fees Have you ever looked at a movie ticket price and thought you were getting a good deal, only

Andrew Leigh says Australia one generation from ‘US-style inequality’ as Productivity Commission targets corporate tax

Title: Australia on the Brink of Income Inequality: Insights from Andrew Leigh and the Productivity Commission In a thought-provoking statement, Andrew Leigh, a prominent figure in Australian politics, has raised

Attacks on Australia’s preferential voting system are ludicrous. We can be proud of it | Kevin Bonham | The Guardian

Title: Defending Australia’s Preferential Voting System: A Model of Democratic Integrity In recent discussions surrounding electoral systems, Australia’s preferential voting method has faced unwarranted criticism. However, as we reflect on

Does anyone know how I can provide my skull to my kids when I die?

Title: Preserving Legacy: How to Bequeath Your Skull to Future Generations When contemplating our inevitable mortality, many of us focus on how our remains will be treated after we pass

What’s something rich people do in Australia that the average person has no idea about?

Hidden Luxuries: Surprising Habits of Australia’s Wealthy Elite In a recent discussion inspired by an AskReddit thread, I found myself reflecting on the intriguing lifestyle choices of Australia’s affluent residents—those