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Battin & Mulholland – Labor’s ‘ghost shifts’ scandal exposes massive waste
Government-funded jobs boom conceals weak private sector labour market
Horsham’s Bumper Weekend: Fishing Competition And More
Housing approvals up, but more work to be done
Tuesday 4 March
Coalition ban on work from home punishes women, carers and the economy
Colossus On Roads
Getting Auckland Moving Again
Weekly Cattle And Sheep Market Wrap
‘Just In Time’: Baby Born In Hospital Maternity Lift
Cutting Public Service Saves Nothing
Information published about unfair deactivation and other new functions
Mayor responds to threat to strip councils of planning powers
Welcomed progress on housing targets, but bold reform needed
Raising pension age has lowered Australia’s birth rate, study finds
Strengthening Economic Ties With Southeast Asia
Record Number Of South Australians Employed
Labour market weakening points to need for a private sector reboot
Ten drivers clocked at excessive speed in Western Victoria road blitz
Unemployment rate rises to 4.1% as participation grows
Property Council welcomes plan for more home lending noting new home supply remains key
Council Hits 10-year Housing Approval High
Business Council welcomes interest rate cut to ease cost of living pressures
Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision
Statement from Dean Winter on Rebecca White’s resignation from State Parliament 12 February 2025
Twelve months to re-negotiate contracts before income threshold policy takes effect
JobSeeker supplement boosted well-being and reduced financial stress
Manufacturer Commits $130,000 To Safety After Injury
Unemployment Climbs Above 5%
Discharging Labour’s redundant ram raid bill
Home approvals up in 2024, but still plenty of work to do
Legal action dropped over ETS Foresty Registry 
Minns Labor Government slashes consultant and contractor spend by $450m, following years of Liberal-National waste
Brewers call for urgent action on beer tax
98 per cent of potholes repaired within 24 hours
300 Appin workers to be directly employed in Same Job Same Pay win
With inflation falling, RBA must cut rates
Budget will be delivered on 22 May
Determining an employee vs a contractor: key considerations for p
Property Council welcomes $10k apprenticeship incentive as key piece in housing supply puzzle
Food supply chain workforce report a fizzer on much needed data
Builders applaud apprenticeship incentive boost
Welfare that Works making a difference
WA home completions jump 33 per cent, but behind in meeting National Housing Accord target
15,000 homes behind just three months into national housing target
Positive signs in new home construction but still a long way to go
Higher benefits increase job-seekers’ time out of work: New research
Don’t Forget Benefits Of Farm Laneways