McDonald’s Australia, AKA Macca’s, is celebrating its 50 year anniversary. The first Australian franchise opened in Yagoona in 1971, and over 1000 more restaurants have been established since. CEO Andrew Gregory told Ray Hadley more than 1.3 million Australians have worked as crew members over the decades. “What we offer for so many young people […]

Australia and the United Kingdom have struck a free trade agreement, opening up new opportunities for agricultural exports. More details will emerge when Prime Minister Scott Morrison and British counterpart Boris Johnson sign an ‘in-principle’ agreement this afternoon, after last minute talks at Downing Street. Agriculture Minister David Littleproud told Deborah Knight the agreement will […]

Small businesses in Victoria that ask customers to check in with QR codes and wear masks are being subject to scathing online reviews. Prominent media lawyer John-Paul Cashen told Deborah Knight businesses can sue for defamation. “If you post a negative review, then you’re responsible for it and the laws of defamation apply to you.” […]

The federal government is warning Australians against receiving their salary in the form of cryptocurrency, despite substantial interest from the general population.  A recent survey by the comparison website Finder found one quarter of Australians would like to receive their salary in cryptocurrency. Minister for Financial Services and the Digital Economy Jane Hume told Deborah […]

RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub’s Chris Berg joined Deborah Knight to discuss the highs and lows of cryptocurrency. Mr Berg answered your questions and explained how exactly cryptocurrency works.   Press PLAY below to hear cryptocurrency explained   Image: Getty

Small liquor brewers and distillers were among the winners in last night’s budget. From July 1, small liquor producers will be able to claim a full refund on any excise they pay up to $350,000 annually. Local Four Pillars Gin founder Stuart Gregor told Deborah Knight it’s a welcome relief. “Most will use that to […]