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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 18
- Latest publication
- Sep 25, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Australian Financial Review
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Generations clash over bringing iced coffee to a job interview (opens the original)
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While recruitment consultant Kira Battley advises against bringing any drink into a job interview, she considers iced coffee a particularly bad choice. “There’s the condensation, it clunks around, it’s distracting,” she said. “And it does seem a bit silly slurping through a straw when you’re trying to have a serious conversation about your career.” Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Margin call on AFL grand final reshuffle as boost for business (opens the original)
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Collingwood president Eddie McGuire says a Monday public holiday would be a positive side effect of his bold suggestion to move the AFL grand final to the Sunday, and would be better for Melbourne businesses. McGuire, who is on the board of Visit Victoria and the organising committee for the NFL’s Melbourne game, wants to move the grand final for better television ratings and improved scheduling opportunities – but added that pre-grand final events and other economic activity have been stymied b
Four skills leaders need to survive a ‘decade of disorientation’ (opens the original)
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Being a leader today is not easy. Geopolitical unrest, economic uncertainty, and the unceasing development of artificial intelligence make it impossible to predict what the next few months will look like, let alone the next few years. But as Telstra chief executive Vicki Brady told the authors of the University of Sydney’s 2027 Skills Horizon report: “In times of rapid change, waiting for certainty is rarely an option. The role of leaders is not to have all the answers, but to create momentum wh
Luke Sayers apologises to former wife Cate Sayers for lewd photo claim (opens the original)
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Cate Sayers says she has been exonerated over claims she published a lewd photo on her then-husband’s social media, attacking the AFL for accepting his version of events during an investigation without challenge. On Friday, former PwC Australia chief executive and Carlton Football Club president Luke Sayers apologised to his former wife, ending a months-long legal dispute that centred on claims he had made in a statutory declaration submitted to the AFL. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each
Young workers face the brunt of AI risk, except in these jobs (opens the original)
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Unlike many of her peers in creative fields – where anxiety over AI job losses runs high – recent university graduate Eliza Hayman, 24, is unfazed. After studying product design and creative intelligence and innovation at the University of Technology Sydney, Hayman secured a paid design internship at furniture maker King Living, where she frequently uses artificial intelligence to help mock up ideas, create renders and generate 3D vector data sets. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month
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