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Does Zuckerberg want to be President?
HE’S changed his company policy, starting quoting Lincoln and is going on a tour of 30 states. Does Zuckerberg have his eyes on the Oval Office?
Don’t let age hold you back at work
Melanie Burgess
AUSTRALIAN workers — young and old — are more likely to face career barriers because of their age than those in the UK or USA. Here is what you can do about it.
George Christensen’s untenable position
Malcolm Farr
THE job of rogue Nationals MP George Christensen is to keep his party in line. But how can he do that if he’s threatening to jump ship?
Court approves Samsung arrest
A SOUTH Korean court has approved the arrest of a Samsung heir accused of bribery and other charges in connection to a massive corruption scandal.
Second Coalition MP threatens to jump ship
ANOTHER Coalition MP is threatening to quit the Turnbull Government after Cory Bernardi jumped ship to start his own party last week.
‘Dark side’ of working from home
Frank Chung
YES, it sounds like the dream scenario, but a new study has found working from home comes with a serious dark side.
Text that sparked Trump’s nightmare
Victoria Craw
A SIMPLE Christmas text exchange has snowballed into a nightmare for Donald Trump, and it is nowhere near ending.
Bid to cut lifetime perks for ‘dud’ PMs
Joe Hildebrand
ROGUE MPs are pushing to have our short-lived prime ministers stripped of their lifetime gold passes.
‘Turnbull will have his day in court’
CLIVE Palmer says he has launched legal proceedings against the Prime Minister and the public will hear “what really happened” in the collapse of Queensland Nickel.
Could you answer this interview question?
JOB applicants at this firm are handed a marker, pointed to a whiteboard and asked a simple question. How would you answer?
Workers’ sick undies punishment
Rohan Smith
HUMILIATING, sexual, racist acts have been uncovered inside an Australian business. This is the depressing life of a “chugger”.
Spicer screws up all over again
SEAN Spicer is on a roll. Not content with renaming our prime minister Malcolm “Trumble”, he’s now fluffed Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s name too.
‘I just can’t cope any more’
Gemma Wilson
OUR principals are in trouble. From being stalked by incensed parents to violence and burnout from ever increasing work demands. This is their reality.
Woman arrested over airport assasination
AP and staff writers
MALAYSIAN police have arrested a suspect in relation to the assasination of of Kim Jong-un’s half-brother at Kuala Lumpur airport.
Photo Ivanka wants world to see
Staff writers and wires
IVANKA Trump has been attacked and her fashion line has suffered, but she is still flaunting her significant power.
Jobless mum’s $1m masterstroke
Dana McCauley
THIS mum couldn’t find a job, so she created her own. Now she’s off to the Oscars to pack her wares into celeb gift bags.
Why is Hanson helping gun smugglers?
Malcolm Farr
ONE Nation has voted against tougher penalties for gun smugglers because it says the laws are being promoted by “enemies of freedom”.
Palmer suing Turnbull over ‘lies’
Tracey Ferrier
CLIVE Palmer says he will sue Malcolm Turnbull for defamation over “lies” about his role in the collapse of Queensland Nickel.
Wesfarmers chief to step down
WESFARMERS managing director Richard Goyder will step down this year after more than 12 years in charge of the company.
Truth behind that awkward handshake
Debra Killalea
DONALD Trump and Justin Trudeau shared an excruciating moment today, but there was more to it than met the eye.
Everyone’s turning against Ivanka
SEARS and Kmart have joined the turning tide against Ivanka as the outrage over President’s attack on Nordstrom continues.
‘I’m going to lose my house’
Olivia Lambert
A WOMAN in $300,000 worth of debt faces losing her home and everything she has worked for because of a shake-up in the taxi industry.
‘Harsh but true, he’s a pathological liar’
Debra Killalea
DONALD Trump has been branded a hypocrite and a pathological liar in a fiery interview, with a senator raising concerns about the president’s mental health.
How to live the ultimate Gen Y dream
Emma Reynolds
ANNA McGregor’s parents worked seven days a week. She mirrored their dedication to create the kind of life every young person dreams about.
‘No bogans’ job ad is just fine
Trevor Paddenburg
A PERTH small business has ignited debate about workplace discrimination by advertising an administration role but stipulating “no bogans need apply”.
Trump visit: ‘Don’t be a Malcolm’
CANADIAN Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been warned not to be a “Malcolm” when he visits the White House.
‘Worst apology I have ever had’
A TV presenter is under fire following a speech in which he described the Sydney Morning Herald as the “Sydney Morning Homosexual”.
One Nation support soars to 23pc
PAULINE Hanson’s One Nation could be on track to hold the balance of power in Queensland as the party’s popularity soars.
Former tech boss jailed over $9M fraud
Jamie McKinnell
HE LOVED a punt, but the millions Andrew Sigalla was betting with were not his own. Now he’ll pay for it with at least six years in jail.
Aus Post CEO’s insane retirement payout
Frank Chung
AUSTRALIA Post’s $5.6 million-a-year CEO has not only earned around $23 million to date — he will be eligible for a whopping retirement payout.
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