NAB backs down on Christmas redundancies after backlash
Chief executive Andrew Irvine is expected to face questioning next week in parliament over the handling of the bank’s restructuring.
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Chief executive Andrew Irvine is expected to face questioning next week in parliament over the handling of the bank’s restructuring.
The mining and media mogul’s Southern Cross manoeuvring has a certain elegance about it.
The US president suggested he was content with the state of the stand-off with Iran, even as he signalled he was prepared for more war if necessary.
With traditional blocs deadlocked, the formation of the next government may rest on a mother of two with degrees in law and politics.
Data from Equifax shows demand for refinancing to a different lender is down by 14.2 per cent among 26- to 35-year-olds, but higher for older mortgagors.
Giorgia Meloni’s government has proposed a special levy for people leaving the country as part of its budget for next year.
The well-known identity warns he will take his own life if UK media air allegations that he abused his position.
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