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Additional support for Timorese palm workers
Yarrawonga on-road baby delivery
NZCTU disappointed with disestablishment of Regional Skills Leadership Groups
Palm scheme workers can now apply to bring family to Australia
ACT’s traffic controller call will make roads safer: CFMEU
Hourly gender pay gap is highest for Managers: Australia
Victorian man fined and convicted for posing as a registered builder
Government making it harder to employ Australians as 100,000 full-time jobs go in December
Begonia Festival Parade entries close soon
Unemployment rate remains at 3.9% in December: Australia
Unacceptable number of empty Kāinga Ora – Homes & Communities homes
Queensland Government’s Olympic infrastructure review
Benefit numbers show scale of repair job ahead
Seasonal rise in payroll jobs into December: Australia
Over $500,000 in underpayments recovered in 2023
ANZ-Indeed Australian Job Ads: flat December
Housing and rental inflation continues to spark concern
Home building remains too low
Data shows soaring demand for people skills in Aussie post-pandemic jobs market
2024 public holiday dates and information
2023 Population Statement
Step up – and down – to North Wollongong Beach
End of productivity freefall no cause for complacency
Economic repair job begins
Closing Loopholes Act has commenced
Government ‘off to horrific start’ says unions
Unemployment rate rises to 3.9% in November: Australia
Council’s 2024 urban road resealing program
Working from home remains popular but less than in 2021
More than three million Australians now eligible for full-fibre NBN upgrades
First step to flexible labour market
Paramedics make surprise delivery on Geelong road
New pre-employment support for parents
Government rushes workplace changes to avoid scrutiny and claim Christmas ‘win’
Deep flaws remain in “Closing Loopholes” Bill
New Zealand needs a strong and stable ETS
Landslip repair sites prove robust in face of extreme weather
CFMEU mourns loss of Labor MP Peta Murphy
APRA maintains current macroprudential policy settings
Do you use labour hire?
Catholic Health Australia endorses move to establish anti-slavery commissioner
Land tax relief for homeowners affected by construction delays
ACOSS urges root and branch employment services overhaul
Establishing Australia’s first Anti-Slavery Commissioner
Statement on Closing Loopholes Bill
Jacinta Allan breaks another promise as spending on contractors and consultants skyrockets
Monetary policy to remain restrictive – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Rushed IR amendments increase costs, complexity and confusion for businesses and 2.7 million workers

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