The next round in the US trade war has the potential to be more damaging for Australia
Slladkaya/Shutterstock On April 2 the United States is set to implement a new wave of tariffs under its Fair and […]
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ASIC puts payday lenders on notice they may be breaching the law
Late last week, corporate watchdog the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) issued a warning to lenders that provide high-fee
Stop waiting for a foreign hero: NZ’s supermarket sector needs competition from within
non c/Shutterstock New Zealand’s concentrated supermarket sector is back in the spotlight after Finance Minister Nicola Willis said she was
Non-compete agreements and other restraints can end up hurting Australian workers – and all of us pay the price
Twinsterphoto/Shutterstock Australian workers have to overcome some significant barriers in navigating their careers. Some may lack the training or work
Trump is surveying Australian academics about gender diversity and China – what does this mean for unis and their research?
Shortly after taking office, US President Donald Trump issued executive orders banning federal funding on so-called “woke” research. This is
Whatever happens to Star, the age of unfettered gambling revenue for casinos may have ended
Casino operator Star Entertainment has been under financial pressure for some time. The company’s share price has tanked, and the
When is workplace chat ‘just gossip’ and when is it ‘sharing information’? It depends who’s doing it
THEBILLJR/Shutterstock When two junior employees bump into each other in the corridor and start chatting about their manager’s overbearing manner,
After 30 years on the outer, unions could soon return to the Pilbara. Here’s why that’s a big deal
Aussie Family Living/Shutterstock A battle is underway on the mine sites in Western Australia’s remote Pilbara region. Unions are keen
Language is a ‘central element in being Māori’ – using structured literacy to teach te reo misses the point
Laiotz/Shutterstock Since the start of this year, all New Zealand schools have been required to use structured literacy to teach
We spoke to kids after the Lismore floods. To recover, they told us they need support, time and hugs
Many children in Queensland and northern New South Wales have had their lives disrupted by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred. Schools were