Calls for large retailers to return JobKeeper after Super Retail Group joins Toyota and repays $1.7 million
Rebel and Macpac owner Super Retail Group will return $1.7 million in JobKeeper subsidies after recording a record profit.
By Abbas Valadkhani, Swinburne University of Technology
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Despite being a giant of the Australian tech scene, REA Group still manages to maintain the spirit of a small startup.
The company recent…
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The recent decisions by Ford, Holden and Toyota to cease manufacturing in Australia have raised serious concerns for the thousands of Austra…
