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    Australia★ OzGhosty pick2h ago✦ Summarised from 1 source

    Brisbane 50c public transport fares turn retiree into city explorer

    Queensland's flat 50-cent public transport fares have sparked heartwarming stories across Brisbane, including retirees ditching Bunnings trips to explore the city's train, bus and ferry network for just a dollar return. The scheme has drawn widespread community praise.

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    💬 Discuss#Brisbane#Public transport#Queensland
    Culture4h ago✦ Summarised from 1 source

    Italian chef sacked for refusing pineapple on pizza loses Fair Work case

    A Brisbane Italian chef who refused to put pineapple on pizza calling it 'an insult to his culture' lost his bid to get his job back at the Fair Work Commission. The dismissal also derailed his multi-year employer-sponsored permanent residency visa application.

    theguardian.com↗Reddit discussion↗
    💬 Discuss#Fair Work Commission#Brisbane#Employment

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