Cash Converters to refund almost $11m to customers
Cash Converters will refund almost $11 million to payday loan customers after the corporate watchdog caught it failing to check if borrowers could afford to pay back the loans.
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Patrick Hatch
Reporter for The Age
Millennial workers upending business travel with ‘bleisure’
Younger workers don't want to sit in a hotel room eating fast food.
Dulux fined over claims its paint cools houses
Dulux will pay out over half a million dollars after it was caught selling paint that promised to cool houses by as much as 15 degrees without any proof it worked.
Investors warned of 'bumpy ride' as Virgin Australia swings to loss
"Subdued trading conditions" push Virgin Australia's quarterly operating earnings into the red.
Rough justice in 89-year-old woman's fight over retiree rent
There's something very hollow about Marjorie Woollard's victory against the odds.
Qantas ratchets up excess baggage fees by 75%
Qantas is quietly lifting the amount it slugs passengers for excess baggage by 75 per cent.
Ardent chairman defends CEO's bonus
The chief executive of Dreamworld's operator Ardent Leisure has warned the company's revenues will take a "significant" hit after this week's fatal accident at the Gold Coast theme park.
Qantas reveals sneak peek at Dreamliner fleet
Qantas has revealed a glimpse its new fleet of 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, which chief executive Alan Joyce says will "revolutionise" its business.
BHP sets 50:50 gender target for 2025
Australian mining giant BHP Billiton wants half its male-dominated workforce to be women by 2025.
Virgin boss slams Sydney Airport regional route availability
Australians living in regional towns and cities are missing out on cheaper airfares and better schedules.
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