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Christine Holgate still gunning for Australia Post - Vimarsana News

Christine Holgate still gunning for Australia Post

Making Australia Post cheaply distribute its competitors’ parcels would hamper Australia Post’s finances. For Christine Holgate, that might be a bonus.

Source: afr.com
Dunkley byelection: Peter Dutton spruiks $900m rail upgrade but left stumped on stage 3 tax cuts - Vimarsana News

Dunkley byelection: Peter Dutton spruiks $900m rail upgrade but left stumped on stage 3 tax cuts

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton wanted to talk about a $900 million rail project, which the state government rubbished as a sham, but got sidetracked by tax cuts.

Source: afr.com
Kylie Bishop, Medibank's head of people, on how the company's four-day work week is going - Vimarsana News

Kylie Bishop, Medibank's head of people, on how the company's four-day work week is going

After surviving a major cyber hack, Medibank’s head of people is spearheading a move to become the first ASX-listed company to trial a four-day work week.

Source: afr.com
The new Australian restaurants and bars we're seriously excited about in 2024 - Vimarsana News

The new Australian restaurants and bars we're seriously excited about in 2024

We’ve criss-crossed the country to find the year’s biggest openings. Stomachs, get ready to rumble.

Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre audits on bookmakers Ladbrokes, Sportsbet or Bet365 - Vimarsana News

Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre audits on bookmakers Ladbrokes, Sportsbet or Bet365

Low discretionary spend, advertising bans and credit card deposits have made margins tight for the wagering sector. The financial crimes watchdog could make it a lot worse.

Source: afr.com