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Stakeholders lead the way on new Impairment Assessment Guidelines for work injuries
Campaspe Launches Federal Election Advocacy Campaign
Alcoa and IGNIS EQT Form Joint Venture to Support Future of Alcoa San Ciprián Operations
Public Works Act overhaul complete to drive infrastructure growth
Victims to have a stronger voice in the criminal justice system
RBNZ outlines work to support competition – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
NSW Government passes legislation banning ‘claim farming’
Budget Continues Rebuilding By Albanese Government
Flight chaos, stranded passengers and lost profits: how airlines manage crises like the Heathrow shutdown
New planning laws to end the culture of ‘no’
NSW Government’s Rental Taskforce intervention results in almost $50,000 in refunds for renters
ACOSS demands removal of whole Targeted Compliance Framework after damning Government revelations
WHO announces the development of updated guidance on HIV service delivery
Strong interest in modernising biosecurity law
AgForce Applauds Wind Farm Code Amendments but Calls for Stronger Landholder Protections
TWU WELCOMES UPDATED NSW LAWS TO PROTECT GIG WORKERS AND SMALL TRANSPORT BUSINESSES
Consumers urged to check it or forget it following ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred
Minister Keogh – More than 150,000 veterans and families to receive a financial boost
Automatic Mutual Recognition Expanded In NSW
People say they prefer stories written by humans over AI-generated works, yet new study suggests that’s not quite true
Claim farming ban: Union welcomes Bill to end predatory practice against innocent teachers
Workers compensation reform to address psychological safety
Watering down protections no solution to workplace mental health crisis: Australians for Mental Health
NSW Government to crack down on practice of ‘claim farming’
Green Party backs volunteer firefighters in their call for ACC recognition
Workers Comp Reform To Address Psychological Safety
ADDRESSING ROOT CAUSES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL INJURY MUST BE PRIORITY IN WORKERS COMPENSATION REFORM
Rich polluting corporations should pay for Cyclone Alfred damage: Oxfam Australia
Sydney man fined more than $470,000 for unlicensed and uninsured building work
Oxfam launches paper highlighting exploitation and economic dependency of Palestinian women working in illegal Israeli settlements
Empowering Businesses In Nowa Nowa To Transform
Compensation Fraudster’s Free Ride Comes To End
WorkSafe Half-year Results 12 March
Scam losses slashed by over $1 billion under Labor’s anti-scam agenda
Indian national found guilty of attack on worker at Perth Airport
Implications for ACT of High Court decision on Commonwealth v Yunupingu
Coal and gas exporters are causing this mess. They should help clean it up. 
More diverse investigators could help diversify clinical trials
Study raises concern about opioid prescribing to injured Australian workers
Musicians welcome Live Music Inquiry Report, call for urgent action
Melbourne fraudster sentenced for swindling $35,000 via cyber scam
Safeguarding Livestock From Pests And Disease
Workplace Tragedy Does Not Discriminate
Gender inequality in the Australian workplace is improving but more can be done in male-dominated industries, says atWork Australia
RBNZ Governor Adrian Orr resigns – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Australian economy grew 0.6 per cent in December quarter
NetApp Is Recognized as a 2025 Gartner® Peer Insights(TM) Customers’ Choice for Primary Storage Platforms
Delivering For Injured Workers And Their Families

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