Jonathan Barrett

Jo Wright, 64, tells AGM she is subject to an unfair rostering system at supermarket giant and not remunerated properly for her experience

Supermarket chain’s slowdown comes as competition watchdog accuses retailer of ‘illusory’ discounts on hundreds of items

Airline to pay 86,000 customers between $225 and $450 each, on top of previous refunds, as part of remediation

Proposed sale would allow Virgin to offer long-haul flights and lower domestic prices, airline says, but watchdog will need to scrutinise deal

Competition watchdog has accused supermarket giants of breaching consumer laws with alleged ‘price spike’ practices

Departure comes after news director Darren Wick abruptly left in March and chairman Peter Costello resigned in June

Just hours after opinion appears in AFR, shadow minister clarifies divestiture as ‘one of the various tools the treasurer needs to look at’ but not Coalition policy

Matt Comyn uses appearance at parliamentary inquiry to say criticism of profitable businesses as ‘fact-free rhetoric’

Amid a cost-of-living crisis, essential goods sectors like supermarkets, energy and banking have reported strong results – and a lack of competition is at the root

Lawyers allege the airline was obliged to refund payments to customers whose flights were cancelled during the pandemic, but failed to do so