Mary Madigan

1 week ago | news.com.au | Mary Madigan

OPINIONWe want women to be successful unless they’re openly ambitious, then we’re annoyed with them and question whether we even like them. Over the weekend Charli XCX, 32, pissed people off because at a Coachella after-party she wore a sash that read: “Miss should have been the headliner”. The band Green Day headlined the festival, Charli XCX, who’d already performed for thousands of screaming fans, wore that ambitious sash and posted it on her Instagram. Cue absolute insanity.

1 week ago | news.com.au | Mary Madigan

A young woman has been left in tears, after she finally got offered a marketing job – only to have the offer rescinded days later, revealing a grim trend. Lorin Deveaux, 21, tearfully explained online that after a rigorous interview process, she was finally told she’d landed a job … but the good news was short-lived. After not receiving her contract, the future employer eventually called her and rescinded the offer, claiming that the job was no longer needed.

1 week ago | news.com.au | Mary Madigan

Property investor Jack Henderson has claimed that agents making up “imaginary buyers” to get Aussies to bid against themselves is a common trick. Mr Henderson, 28, has amassed a $40 million dollar property empire, and he has secured over 15 investment properties. The 28-year-old Sydney bloke lives and breathes real estate and runs the buyer’s agency called Henderson Advocacy. He said real estate agents making up “fake offers” is a very common sales tactic in 2025 and one to dodge.

1 week ago | news.com.au | Mary Madigan

Millionaire property tycoon Theo Onisforou’s 24-year-old son Angus is spending time with Aussie model Megan Blake Irwin. The 32-year-old model, who is primarily based in America, was seen with the property heir in Sydney. The younger Onisforou picked the model up from a Witchery event that Irwin was involved in to celebrate the annual launch of the fashion brand’s White Shirt campaign, which raises money for ovarian cancer research.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Mary Madigan

A British boss has been left bemused and baffled after a Gen Zer insisted on looking like a breakfast plate during her job interview – no, seriously. Aidan Cramer is the co-founder of AIApply, an app that uses artificial intelligence to help workers write cover letters, apply for jobs and ultimately secure interviews. The boss shared a clip of a wild job interview over Zoom with a Gen Zer who was using the filter to appear like a breakfast plate during their chat.