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Federal government funding boost locks in pay rises for long day care staff
VICTORIANS ARE PAYING THE MOST IN AUSTRALIA — BUT NO ONE WILL SHOW US THE BILL
Wages Growth Steady In May Ahead Of July Pay Rises
Cook Labor Government welcomes pay rise for low-paid workers
Australian Prime Minister Press Conference – Sydney 11 June
ANMF launches landmark Nurses and Midwives Work Value Case
Melbourne transport company allegedly failed to pay unfair dismissal compensation
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – ABC AM 4 June
Reforms To Bolster Fair Work Commission
Almost 3 million workers will get a 4.75% pay rise in July. But wages can’t catch up with inflation
NFF response to annual wage review
Award and minimum wage workers to receive at least 4.75% pay increase
ANMF minimum wage rise a ‘step in the right direction’ for low-paid care workers
Doorstop – Parliament House 2 June
Minimum awards and wage increases a critical decision for Indigenous workers’ economic security
Fair Work Commission Annual Wage Decision
Minimum Wage Still Won’t Pay Rent
Get Ready For 2026 Minimum Wage Decision
IHACPA releases Support at Home pricing and costing advice
Parliamentary report urges NSW government to fund pay rises for preschool teachers
Labor Will Pay Our Teachers Best In Country
Minimum wage decision must be sustainable as industry confronts rising inflation and an oil shock
Statement On Fair Work Commission Decision
Australian Prime Minister Press Conference – Canberra 14 May
Trucking Industry Win: Budget Keeps Fuel Tax Credits
Taking Pressure Off Australians
Statement On Magic Round Additional Services
Withdraw ‘untruthful’ Senate inquiry submission: Call
Wages, jobs remain resilient in the face of inflationary pressures, CBA data shows
HEARING ON WORLD-LEADING PROTECTIONS FOR FOOD DELIVERY WORKERS AT FAIR WORK
ACT Govt Workers Vote For Industrial Action
Changes To Sleepovers In SCHADS Award
Allan government budget ignores gender undervaluation of Allied Health Professionals
The federal government is considering capping specialists’ fees. Is that constitutional?
The new Australian dream: Workers prioritise wellbeing and flexibility amid rising AI fears and economic pressure
BHP finally discovers direct employment works
Women Deliver Conference
Offshore Alliance members at INPEX vote up industrial action
Why Melbourne council workers are escalating from skipping bins to a full strike
Fuel Cost Recovery: Road Transport Order Issued
Fair Work Commission issues mandatory fuel cost recovery order
Fair Work Commission order delivers fuel price relief for truck drivers
Road Transport Contractual Chain Order Issued
FAIR WORK COMMISSION MAKES HISTORIC EMERGENCY FUEL ORDER TO PROVIDE LIFELINE TO TRANSPORT INDUSTRY
Trucking Industry Welcomes Zero Interest Loan Program
NSW IRC decision a significant step in valuing nursing work
Registration of the Timber Furnishing and Textiles Union and withdrawal from the CFMEU from 17 April 2026
ABC TV News Breakfast With James Glenday