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Streaming giant Netflix to cut six per cent of workers

Streaming giant Netflix to cut six per cent of workers

Netflix plans to cut six per cent of its employees, or roughly 1000 workers, as part of wider organisational changes.
Regional home prices holding up as city slickers suffer

Regional home prices holding up as city slickers suffer

As gloom envelops the property market, home owners outside of the major cities have at least seen values rise over ...
‘Biting heads off puppies’: AI’s threat to elections

‘Biting heads off puppies’: AI’s threat to elections

Australia's election regulator has warned artificial intelligence is making democracy harder to protect, but ...
Japan farm minister quits in first for Takaichi cabinet

Japan farm minister quits in first for Takaichi cabinet

Japanese farm minister Kazuo Yana has resigned following criticism from Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi for his ...
IMF chief urges US and other nations to rein in debt

IMF chief urges US and other nations to rein in debt

The US and other wealthy countries can't grow their way out of mounting public debt, the IMF's boss warns, telling ...
Labor’s rivals block health rebate cut for pensioners

Labor’s rivals block health rebate cut for pensioners

A plan to cut health insurance rebates for older Australians has been blocked for now, due to a combined move in ...
Labor gas plan a short term ‘sugar hit’, industry warns

Labor gas plan a short term ‘sugar hit’, industry warns

Labor promises its national gas reservation scheme will lower gas prices for households, but the industry warns it ...
Bottom of house-price slide, rent peak ‘fair way off’

Bottom of house-price slide, rent peak ‘fair way off’

Renters and home-owners are likely to be in pain for some time yet as a fight picks up over whether tenants should ...
China exports surge amid pressure to rebalance trade

China exports surge amid pressure to rebalance trade

China is on track to beat 2025's record trade surplus thanks to booming exports but faces challenges from partners ...
Slumping bank stocks weigh on Australian shares

Slumping bank stocks weigh on Australian shares

High interest rates, stubborn oil prices and a tough lending environment are weighing on bank earnings, spooking ...
Miners urge reform as $1b gold project shakes off order

Miners urge reform as $1b gold project shakes off order

The overturning of a heritage protection order stalling the development of a gold mine shows a need for better ...
ATO credit card backflip a sign of ‘good government’

ATO credit card backflip a sign of ‘good government’

The opposition leader is calling for Anthony Albanese to put the treasurer "out of his misery and sack him" ...
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