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Don't show me this message again✕ Scottish independence protesters in Edinburgh (PA) I f you’re one of those people who hoped the end of Donald Trump’s rule would make politics boring again, prepare to be disappointed. Boring is a long way off. Since the 2014 referendum on Scottish independence – the one in which the Queen was said to have “purred” with satisfaction as the UK remained intact – Britain’s age of chaos has seen three general elections, the Brexit wars and the Covid crisis. Nicola Sturgeon and her Scottish National Party team are hoping to make 2021 another year ...

‘Golden days are over’: retailers win battle as rents reset Save Share Retailers are winning the battle for lower rents, securing 5 to 10 per cent reductions for short-term lease renewals and 15 to 20 per cent discounts for new leases as the pandemic forces landlords to the negotiating table. In the Sydney and Melbourne CBDs, where foot traffic and sales at specialty retailers have plummeted because of the absence of office workers and international travellers, some retailers are winning 60 per cent rent cuts from landlords desperate to keep premises occupied. A boarded-up store in ...

Australia’s workplace watchdog is investigating billionaire Solomon Lew’s Just Group retail empire over JobKeeper compliance issues.

Australians are furious at this company, which gave its CEO a $2.5 million bonus with one hand, while accepting JobKeeper with the other.

The Australian. Senator Bridget McKenzie shopping at Bunnings in Wodonga, Victoria, alongside News Corp's Simon Benson. Credit:Twitter For those on holidays last week, news about the relationship broke after the pair were photographed at the checkout of Wodonga Bunnings sharing a joke but sans masks - despite a Victorian Health ruling. Feminist activists Mad F***ing Witches circulated the image on social media and attacked the maskless McKenzie. But they initially failed to identify her shopping buddy Benson, whose day job is The Australian’s national affairs editor. Of course if they h...