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Australians Abandon Physical Cash and the Freedom It Protects

While Australian consumers and central bank bureaucrats embrace the shift, there are serious downsides to an all-digital economy.

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Use it or lose it : Aussies spending more than ever on debit and credit cards as cash use tanks | news com au — Australia s leading news site

Use it or lose it : Aussies spending more than ever on debit and credit cards as cash use tanks | news com au — Australia s leading news site
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A surcharge for cash payments? What a cashless society could mean for you

From vulnerable Australians to courier companies, what happens when we no longer deal in hard, cold cash?

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Hybrid work: return-to-office mandates branded sexist for impact on working mothers

As pressure mounts on workers to return to the office, experts are warning it could also mean a step backwards in workplace equality.

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Hybrid work: return-to-office mandates branded sexist for impact on working mothers

As pressure mounts on workers to return to the office, experts are warning it could also mean a step backwards in workplace equality.

United kingdomBrighton and hoveJessica ruddBeth hallAlex newmanJohn hopkinsKevin ellisRoss mcewanSwinburne university school of businessAustralian hr instituteWorld economic forumOrigin energyMelbourne business schoolWorld economicProfessor alex newmanMelbourne business