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Worker to pay more than $80,000 after compensation fraud  
Queensland Government saves extended workers’ comp for Queensland firies 
Queensland Government delivers wages certainty for Queensland firies
‘Stop Killing Games’: Demands for game ownership must also include workers’ rights
Statement – Workers compensation legislation
Productivity Commission’s shortsighted recommendations are a blueprint for theft of nation’s creative and cultural assets
New Bill To Progress Urgent Workers Compensation Reform
NSW Labor seeks to subvert parliamentary process in attempt to ram through workers compensation cuts
Damaging Compliance System must stop immediately after damning Ombudsman report: ACOSS
A New Wave in Disaster Financing: Parametric Insurance for Tsunami
ACT Greens condemn the Federal Labor Government for cementing the earless dragons’ fate towards extinction
Unemployment rate hides insidious labour market problems that are decreasing productivity
FSC statement on Compensation Scheme of Last Resort Special Levy Treasury Consultation
Consultation on options to apply a special levy in relation to the CSLR
Cool New Imaging Method of Frozen Solvents Shows Elemental Distributions in Nanomaterials
Appointment of new Veteran Family Advocate Commissioner
Ashurst Advises APONTIS PHARMA On Squeeze-out
Portland Aluminium Workers Vote for Industrial Action After 16 Weeks of Stalled Negotiations
Submission To Economic Reform Roundtable
Push Back Against Employment Relations Amendment Bill
Government urged to act on AI and stop theft of nation’s creative assets as critical productivity talks approach
Minns Labor Government helping local organisations unlock savings on workers compensation premiums
Unions identify hundreds of millions in insurer waste to be cut from workers comp
Green Paper explores opportunities to modernise the financial advice licensing framework
Disability Sector Pleads For Workers Comp Reform
As the UK reviews the pension age again, could more time off when you’re young compensate for later retirement?
Tudehope-Latham Plan To Punish Workers, Hit Businesses
Historic ruling finds climate change ‘imperils all forms of life’ and puts laggard nations on notice
NZ traveller sentenced over mid-flight assault of crew members
World’s highest court’s landmark decision carries major implications for Australia’s climate obligations
Is It Tough Love – or Workplace Bullying? 5 Red Flags, According to a Lawyer
Performance Enhancement of Terahertz Communication Devices Achieved through Mechanical Tuning Technology
WFI Insurance releases farm accident insights in support of 2025 National Farm Safety Week
ASIC disqualifies NSW construction director for five years
Fair Fares During Track Delays
What is peer review? The role anonymous experts play in scrutinizing research before it gets published
More SafeWork inspectors welcome, but workplace mental health requires meaningful reform
Premier Chris Minns victim-blaming of Kathleen Folbigg is callous and cruel
Data Driven Value Creation Potentially Misnomer On Farm
Willie Sharpens Knife, Not Balance Sheet
ACC Workers To Strike For Fairer Pay
ASIC permanently bans former insurance broker Jason Prasad
NSW company faces court for alleged failure to pay unfair dismissal compensation to pregnant worker
Council Decides July 2025 Ordinary Meeting
Free Lifetime Travel For Unions – Nothing For Families
Energy retailer fined $961,550 for failing to credit accounts of over 6,000 customers
Legislation to strengthen support for survivors of child sex abuse
Building Commission NSW Blitzes Central West

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