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AI is reshaping Australia’s job market, driving six-figure salaries, new leadership roles and shifting skill demands. What the AI workforce revolution means now.

As Australian founders grapple with the future of work, the debate over work from home versus office-based teams has become one of leadership’s hardest decisions. In I’m Struggling, a founder reflects candidly on the real challenges behind flexible work policies — from culture erosion and mentoring gaps to trust, productivity and the hidden costs of hybrid models. This opinion piece explores why the work-from-home debate is not settled, why productivity metrics miss the point, and what Australian businesses must confront if they want to build resilient teams in a post-pandemic economy.

In this opinion piece, Abel Prasad reflects on Australia’s latest inflation shock — balancing the struggles faced by homeowners with the cautious optimism for economic stability. While rate cuts may be off the table for now, the path forward could still build resilience and long-term growth.

Meta’s stock plummeted over 8% after a $16 billion Trump-era tax hit, even as Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp reached 3.5 billion global users.

After years of warning that global warming could devastate humanity, Bill Gates now says climate change won’t spell the end for humankind — shifting focus from doom to human welfare.

Australia is battling rising inflation and unemployment, leaving the RBA in a bind. Experts say fixing this economic “pickle” may require more than rate cuts.

Once an industrial powerhouse, Burnie and other regional cities are reinventing themselves through renewable energy and innovation as manufacturing declines.

A $19 bacon and egg roll has sparked outrage in Sydney, with Aussies calling out café “extortion” as brunch prices hit record highs.