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A flight attendant turned FIFO worker has explained how she earns $3,200 a week after taxes at an Australian mine, but also exposed the downside. Megan Meeke, a former flight attendant for Virgin, increased her weekly salary by more than 30 percent after taking a simple eight-hour online training course that gave her more registered skills to use on the job site. She warns that it’s far from easy money, describing how she often has to work up to 77 hours a week – not to mention dealing with offensive comments from male colleagues. Scroll down for the video Megan Meeke (pictured) is training for three new tickets to a job as a trading assistant – which sees her salary soar to $3,200 per week – but it’s not without its downsides. Completing the training took Ms Meeke (pictured) just one day, with eight hours of online training Ms Meeke also reveals how brutal the list is – working 77 hours a week ‘You only get a job in the mines because you kneel,’ he told one man. One

A young man was at a loss for words after a friend tried to charge him $2.47 ($A3.57) for fuel after dropping him home. Peter and his roommate, from New York City, took a ride home from a friend named “Julia”. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Woman charging a friend $2.47 for fuel For more Lifestyle related news and videos check out Lifestyle >> The next day, Peter receives a text from Julia saying she will send him a payment request for the trip. “I need to charge you $2.47 for driving you home last night lmao (laughs),” the text from Julia read. “Also is Venmo your roommate? Gas is very expensive hehe don’t blame me, blame Biden!!!!” Peter said a friend tried to charge him $2.47 for fuel after dropping him home. Credit: peterpribylpierdinock/TikTok Venmo, which is owned by PayPal, is an American mobile payment service that allows users to send and receive money quickly. In a TikTok video, Peter says: “Friends of friends are getting too bold. “Apparently Biden drove us home last nig

Finance professionals reveal FIVE of Australia’s most neglected tax deductions that can earn you thousands of dollars The Director of Tax Communications has revealed an easy way to lower your taxes Little-known deductions include claiming back from professional membership It is also recommended that insurance premiums against loss of income be deductible By Bridie Pearson-jones For Daily Mail Australia Published: 9:31 PM EDT, 14 July 2022 | Updated: 9:31 PM EDT, 14 July 2022 A financial expert has revealed five of Australia’s most neglected tax cuts – including not claiming professional membership and forgoing property rental fees. Mark Chapman, Director of Tax Communications, H&R Block told Yahoo Finance how Australians can claim back thousands of taxes as many prepare to file in the coming weeks. First, he suggests claiming a membership fee for any professional or trade association of which you may be a member.

Chris Hemsworth and the team at Marvel Studios are now officially into opening weekend for Thor: Love and Thunder , Hemsworth’s fourth time leading the way in a God of Thunder solo film. As well as being a wild rollercoaster ride from director Taika Waititi, this new solo adventure has a clear focus on the ideas of love and family from start to finish. Warning – the rest of this article contains spoilers for Thor: Love and Thunder. The core plot of the film centers around Thor and his team rescuing the children of Asgard from Christian Bale’s Gorr the God Butcher, who uses them as part of a ploy to bring his own daughter back to life. Serving as support for prominent heroes like Natalie Portman’s Jane Foster and Tessa Thompson’s Valkyrie, these kids are not only an important part of the story, but they’re also played by actors who are quite close to the stars. Bale revealed that his two children both played a role in the fourth Thor films, as Natalie Portman and children director Ta

Jodie Haydon has spoken publicly for the first time about the time she fell in love with Australia’s most powerful man, when she accepted her new role as the country’s unofficial ‘First Lady’. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s partner was constantly by his side throughout the election campaign and accompanied him on his recent overseas trip to Europe, where Haydon left a lasting impression on French President Emmanuel Macron. Haydon has told friends he enjoyed his whirlwind ride – making sure the plane meals on the RAAF jets are ‘good’ – and left his guildmates posters of an Albanese young man to watch over them while he’s gone. “I had to make sure you didn’t miss me too much so I brought a friend over for a chat,” he said, according to a post obtained exclusively by Daily Mail Australia on Friday. Australians will see another side of the Prime Minister when the extensive television interview airs on Sunday evening. It features ‘Albo’ showing off the inside of his new home, The Lodge