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Welcome to Doctor Mahlo, a six-month investigation by The Sunday Mail that exposes a myriad of unanswered questions into the death of a prominent doctor and loving mother. WATCH NOW: https://bit.ly/44fWOHt #drmahlo #investigation #journalism #documentary #queensland

Gold has just lived through one of the most overdramatised episodes - a simple, healthy two-week pullback was treated as a collapse. But the next big peak is coming, writes ASX Trader. Read more: https://bit.ly/4pF02ww

News Corp's Cadet Program is officially underway. This week, our 30 cadets have settled into their first placements across 11 locations. Take a behind-the-scenes look at what it was like at the inductions in Sydney. #cadets #career #media #jobs #journalism

GemLife boss Adrian Puljich, who turned his migrant family’s over-50s resort business into a $1.9bn listed behemoth, warns Australia is “failing” its seniors amid a growing housing crisis. “That is a very daunting and somewhat horrific set of circumstances that we’ve essentially failed the people that have built this country,” he says. “We can’t provision for them in aged care beds. We can’t provision for them in retirement villages. “These are the same people that built our cities post-WWII and post-Vietnam War. " Read more: https://bit.ly/3Kef2T6

Work Christmas party season is about to kick into high gear with employers increasingly opting to scrap booze-fuelled late night parties for less risky celebrations. My Perfect Party owner Allison Barrett, who has been providing full service Christmas events for 15 years across Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney and Melbourne, said corporate inquiries have been “drying up”. HopgoodGanim Lawyers Partner (Workplace and Employment) Matt Wichlinski said employers have learnt to be more conscious of the risk involved in hosting big events like Christmas parties. With bosses jumping on experience-based celebrations, venues like Topgolf on the Gold Coast and Brisbane’s Golf Central which offer high tech driving ranges mixed with food and drinks are becoming hot locations. The next four weeks are shaping up as a busier Christmas party period than last year for The Prop House Collective founder and director Jano Kotzas. Read more: https://bit.ly/48kGaI1

Axed KIIS hosts Robin, Kip and Corey have chosen to walk out on the network early as two of them announced a shock partnership moving forward. Read more: https://bit.ly/3KqGgpx

Staff at the Reserve Bank of Australia are being encouraged to take eight days of ‘wellbeing leave’ a year, no questions asked. Read more and tell us what you think of the policy: https://bit.ly/4p2fWkJ #workplace #employees #jobs #worklifebalance

I flagged Bitcoin’s looming crash four weeks ago. Shell-shocked investors missed these warning signs. The plunge is clearing out the weak. What comes next will be historic, writes ASX Trader 👉 https://bit.ly/44u9hHA

#BREAKING Queensland’s largest copper mine will create 1000 construction jobs after a South African mining giant secured final investment approval. Read more: https://bit.ly/4pz4ihb

Welcome to Doctor Mahlo, a six-month investigation by The Sunday Mail that exposes a myriad of unanswered questions into the death of a prominent doctor and loving mother. #drmahlo