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Workers demanding more pay have walked off the job at a major poultry producer, potentially limiting the supply of chickens at brands like McDonald's and KFC.

There: not so ‘melodramatic’ after all, is it now...?

Highlights from Friday's newspapers

Workers have gone on strike over claims of paltry pay at poultry producer Inghams, raising fears of a shortage of cheap chooks

Qantas' new CEO has issued a public apology for a series of scandals that have damaged the airline's reputation.

The protesting employees, however, later in the day came out with a press statement stating that they were ending their strike after having met Punjab transport minister Laljit Singh Bhullar.

Qantas chair Richard Goyder solemnly spoke of regret over 'loss of trust', but happily can afford to smile again with his hefty pay rise.

He was a problem solver and came to the table with solutions rather than problems - GWU secretary

The leading No campaigner and anti-elites senator flew business class 76 times between May last year June this year.

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