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James Laughlin.

‘I don’t believe in work-life balance’: The six habits of high performers, according to this coach

It’s not grind and hustle, and it’s not work-life balance, so what separates high performers from everyone else? Nothing, according to this high-performance coach.

  • Sarah Berry

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Retirement doesn’t have to be something you fall into. It can be something you ease into, deliberately, and on your own terms.

Why Australians fear this stage of life more than we think

Once upon a time, retirement was the prize at the end of the grind. But work has changed.

  • Bec Wilson
ANU’s Julie Bishop and Genevieve Bell with their controversial shoes

Bullying claims, expensive shoes and a $186,000 trip: Inside the scandal enveloping Julie Bishop and ANU

With the university in financial crisis, staff and students are in open revolt, rebelling against the leadership team of Julie Bishop and vice chancellor Genevieve Bell.

  • Jordan Baker

My colleague has a very annoying habit. What should I do?

It’s extremely difficult to bring up sensitive matters with co-workers.

  • Jonathan Rivett
Premier Jacinta Allan and Opposition Leader Brad Battin.

Allan rises from historic low, eyes unprecedented fourth Labor term

The results of the latest Resolve Political Monitor leave Victoria’s Liberal Party teetering towards a seventh defeat from eight elections.

  • Chip Le Grand
Canva founders Cliff Obrecht (left), Melanie Perkins and Cameron Adams.

Canva now bigger than Telstra, Woolies

The software powerhouse has made billionaires out of its co-founders, and now some of its “Canvanauts” are set to become instant millionaires thanks to a new share sale.

  • David Swan
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Working from home.

Two-thirds of voters want the right to work from home protected

Australians polled for Resolve Political Monitor also like proposals for a four-day work week too.

  • Paul Sakkal
Leaving a job you loved because of someone else’s poor behaviour is bad enough, but should you keep quiet about it too?

I loved my volunteer job but had to leave. Should I tell people the real reason?

Everyone deserves to feel safe at work, whether it is a paid position or not, and being forced out of a role you love because of someone else’s poor behaviour can be devastating. But should you tell the truth when asked why you left?

  • Kirstin Ferguson
A team of baristas at work is a study in grace under pressure.

What your barista can teach you about team work (and the value of choreography)

In those moments while you wait for your morning coffee, resist the urge to doomscroll. Instead, observe the team behind the counter. They’re a model of efficiency and grace under pressure.

  • Robyn Willis
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Great at their job, terrible people. What to do?

These workers lurk in all levels of an organisation.

  • Tim Duggan