Adelaide Miller

1 week ago | abc.net.au | Ian Verrender |Adelaide Miller

The airline pendulum once again is about to swing. After a golden run for Qantas investors in the past 18 months following the unceremonious exit of Alan Joyce, it appears the Flying Kangaroo is now gearing up for a major onslaught against its competitors. That means, for a brief time at least, travellers are likely to reap the rewards of what is poised to be a three-way tussle to attract domestic and trans-Tasman travellers, and those looking towards Asian havens.

2 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Adelaide Miller

There's a fresh push for laws to enforce so-called "pay day super" where money workers earn towards their super is paid at the same time as their wages. It comes as a popular hospitality group in Melbourne has gone into voluntary administration, owing staff almost a quarter of a million dollars in superannuation.

2 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Adelaide Miller |Daniel Ziffer

Popular hospitality group All Are Welcome owes almost a quarter of a million dollars in superannuation to its current and former employees, with many staff feeling worried and concerned they won't see the money they are owed. The Insta-famous bakery — with locations in Melbourne's Northcote, Thornbury and East Ivanhoe — entered voluntary administration in February this year after accruing more than $1 million in debts.

3 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Samuel Yang |Emily Stewart |Adelaide Miller

The Australian share market has finished the day up 0.8% at 8,530 points with a lot of winners and not so many losers. Overall, the market had 60 stocks in the red, 6 unchanged and 134 stocks gaining. When looking at the sectors, Energy finished at the top; up 1.9%, followed by Industrials; up 1.3% and then Consumer Cyclicals; up 1.2%. Only two sectors finished in the red; Academic and Educational Services finished at the bottom; down -2.6%, followed by Consumer Non-Cyclicals, down -0.5%.

3 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Adelaide Miller |Kirsten Aiken

The corporate regulator has launched legal action against insurance comparison provider Choosi for allegedly misleading customers through its services. ASIC alleges insurer Hannover paid Choosi about $61 million in commissions since 2019 to solely advertise its products. ASIC says if the Federal Court finds Choosi has misled customers, it will be seeking "substantial penalties".