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Victoria’s latest employment figures highlights need for investment and jobs
Labour market slumps as economy struggles with inflation and interest rate burden
Labor’s Jobs Record: Unemployment Up, Real Wages Down
Unemployment Rate Rises To 4.5% In July: Australia
Labour Tangled In Its Own Web Of Tax Lies
Former Queensland labour hire provider and manager penalised for false records
Labour Attempts To Mislead New Zealanders On Tax
Chris Hipkins Silent On Two New Taxes
Modular construction helping us deliver more homes, faster for Tasmanians
On-demand delivery workers’ minimum pay rates and other standards start today
Call For Hipkins To Clarify Additional Taxes
Winston Peters – “The Labour Party You Once Knew, Is No More”
Employer investment in worker skills is a critical contribution to Australia’s future workforce
Yatala Labour Prison Searched
New Minimum Standards For On-demand Delivery Workers
Average weekly earnings growth lowest since 2022
Minimum Standards Order And Decision Made
Statement On Appointment Of ACTU Secretary
Palmer makes Tasmania a national embarrassment By Josh Willie MP Labor Leader 05 August 2026
Fairer Parent Resident Visa process delivered
Economic Bulletin July/August 2026
National’s Plan For Growth Matters
Jobs data shows why economic growth matters
New Care Minutes Performance Statement reporting requirements
Making Way For New Mangapurua Bridges
Simpler, clearer, more effective RSE scheme
Statement On ACTU Leadership
Record Number Of Australians In Jobs
More Young Australians Out Of Work Under Labor
Unemployment Rate Remains At 4.4% In June: Australia
Labor’s taken teachers for granted. The Greens stand with them to demand better. 
Property Council calls on Treasury to ditch ‘unworkable’ trust tax that will shrink new housing
From the Commissioner: Looking after your vehicle starts with a licensed mechanic
Albanese Government Combatting Modern Slavery
New Zealand hosts Pacific leaders
NZCTU welcomes Bill to make union membership the default for new workers
Man To Face Drug Trafficking Charges
Union Urges ATO To Bring Public Sector Work Inhouse
Attacks On Unions Are Costing Working People
ASIC disqualifies Queensland director David Fanning for 5 years
Police Arrest Teen After Prison Drug Seizure
Removing Targets Could Drive Outsourced Jobs
Federal trust tax hike hits new homes and a ‘red tape nightmare’
Decision and draft minimum standards order published in on-demand delivery case
NZCTU Supports Energy Transition Through Solar Saver
Green Party calls on Parliament to get on with solar loans before election
Former WA director Joanne Pellew convicted of Corporations Act offences following ASIC investigation
A brief history of human pain

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