Ally Foster

As we near the end of the year, it is clear that Australian businesses and employees are still trying to navigate how a workplace should look in 2024.

American music industry legend, Quincy Jones, has died aged 91.

Every year as soon as it starts getting colder in Australia there suddenly seems to be an influx of people on your Instagram feed jetting off overseas for “Euro summer”.

The growing cost-of-living crisis means people across the country have had to cut back on both big and small luxuries they have become accustomed to, but there is one luxury young Aussies are refusing to give up.

It is a tumultuous time for remote and hybrid workers, particularly those that were used to coming into the office five days a week prior to the Covid pandemic.

A top Amazon executive has suggested to staff that they can find a new job if they disagree with the company’s move to bring workers back into the office five days a week.

The CEO of a global freelancing platform has claimed the traditional 9-5 work model is “fading” and warned bosses that many employees will view the rise in return-to-office mandates as a “step backwards”.

A major Australian company will be expanding its four-day work week “experiment” after a six-month trial found employees had become happier, healthier and more efficient.

The working-from-home versus in-office debate is well and truly raging right now, but it seems there is still one major issue that keeps being ignored by both employers and employees.

There is no denying that the past 12 months has been a time of high stress for many Australians.

Have you ever had your boss call you demanding answers to a work related matter that could have definitely waited until Monday?

On the surface, it seems as if employers have all the power right now.

As the debate over working from home continues to rage, there is a new trend that has started to emerge among remote workers – and it is one that bosses should be worried about.

When you think about booking a coastal Queensland holiday places like Noosa, Cairns or the Gold Coast may be the first to come to mind.

If you are looking for a trip that will fulfil your tropical holiday needs without having to leave the country, look no further than Cairns.

If you’re sitting in your uninsulated Sydney or Melbourne rental right now, dressed in every warm piece of clothing you own while dreaming of booking an island getaway – then this is your sign to finally do it.

Australians who work from home have been issued a stern warning ahead of tax time over a sneaky act that could land them in hot water.

Australia is set to see an influx of New Zealanders relocating Down Under, as brutal job cuts and low wages continue to force them out of their home country.

Popular dating app Bumble is facing huge backlash following the launch of a billboard ad campaign to go along with the company’s revamp.

Splendour in the Grass has become the latest Aussie music festival to be cancelled in recent months – and one insider has revealed exactly why these events keep failing.