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Protecting worker entitlements legislation leaves employers playing catch-up amid waves of IR reform
Gamuda’s acquisition of downer EDI Limited Transport projects business completes
Passing of Budget 2023
Protecting Worker Entitlements Bill: A big step forward to fairer workplaces
Protecting worker entitlements 22 June
Infrastructure boost for Indian Ocean Territories
Refugee Week 2023: Community Soccer Hub changing lives through football
Regional Jobs Up, Unemployment Falls To Near Record Low
Cessnock City Council sees success in Resources for Regions Round 9
ASIC disqualifies NSW director for three and a half years
New CEO announced for Manufacturing Skills Queensland
Australian Red Cross and Evolve to support WA’s skilled migrants into employment
ACT’s contractor policy robs workers of fundamental rights
Future development coming to City Centre’s cultural district
NSW Needs Independent Skills Training Providers To Address Skills Shortages
Timber plantations boosted with $73 million in grants
Logan leads way with Olympic legacy vision
RADF grants boost art and cultural projects
A new program that celebrates diversity in Nillumbik leaders
New insights into employee earnings from STP data
Council backs Colbinabbin and Tongala community visions
Council adopts second Reconciliation Action Plan
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander pharmacy student scholarship applications open
NT Regional Logistics Hub – National Infrastructure Priority
Victoria’s Longest Road Tunnels Take Shape In Bulleen
Officer charged – Southern Region 20 June
Increase to general federal law court fees 20 June
President of Australian Law Reform Commission
More events to boost Melbourne’s economy and jobs
Brewing up jobs in Clarence Valley
Sunshine Coast small businesses switched onto power rebates
MOU to strengthen research and innovation in Central Australia
“Not out of the woods”: New report finds disability workforce ‘stable’ but more challenges to come
Afghan women suffer extreme discrimination, restrictions and violence – Deputy High Commissioner
First annual report reveals lived experience of Queenslanders with disability
Free networking event to help new business owners thrive
Greens welcome paid parental leave increase, urge Govt to go further
More financial support for new parents
Dja Dja Wurrung Community Centre One Step Closer
Cr Geoff Lovett- Maryborough District Advertiser
Awards worth winning for reservists
New Milestone reached for Northern Territory Art Gallery Construction
Extra services for Inner West light rail
Reimagining gestational diabetes care
Schneider Electric Pacific Foundation announces multi-year agreements with key charitable partners
Recruitment of new External Members to the Monetary Policy Committee – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Cultivating a future worth living in for asylum-seeking youth
Greens move to redirect Future Fund towards public housing, convert COVID Debt Levy into an ‘Ending Poverty’ Levy