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Job Ads: Modest Fall In April
Road Opens Ahead Of Action-packed Weekend
Construction needs workers now, and most people can be job-ready in a single day
Parliamentary inquiry confirms need to rebuild in-house engineering capability at Transport for NSW
Namibia’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
Green Party Bill to protect overdose emergency callers from legal risks receives cross party support
Attendance initiatives continue to get children back in school
Türk applauds new law protecting domestic workers, urges other States follow suit: Indonesia
Taxes on labour continue to rise across OECD countries
“Why Did She Stay?” The Harmful Questions Women Are Still Being Asked
Unemployment Rate Remains At 4.3% In March: Australia
UN experts welcome Truth Commission on violations committed during Civil War and Franco dictatorship: Spain
The more commodified your job, the more likely AI can do it – lessons from online freelancing
Greens To Fight Labor’s NDIS Razor Gang
Job Ads Down Following Unemployment Rate Rise
Pilot to connect national works to local Australian stories
Workforce Inspectorate Victoria acts on community reports in Gippsland child employment compliance activity
Job Vacancies Increase In February 2026: Australia
Doubling of PALM training supports workers and employers for the long term, here and abroad
FWC Scraps Junior Rates For 18-20 Year Olds
NDIS participants work more, earn more and feel better
Karunā Muthu selected as National’s candidate in Wellington Bays
Labor’s cost of living crisis forces Australians to work harder for less
Unemployment Rate Rises To 4.3% In February: Australia
Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision
Public hearings begin for parliamentary inquiry into the value of skilled migration to Australia
Thursday 12 March
Local government funding inquiry to hear from Jobs and Skills Australia
Self employment falls as more choose benefits of employment
Teen Driver Caught Travelling Over 200km/h In Corio
Probationary driver and learner rider sidelined in Western Region
Drug driver caught double speed limit in Dingley Village
Allegedly unlicensed and double the speed limit on the Mornington Peninsula Freeway
Normal Kerbside Collection On Monday 9 March
Cost Of Living Support And Growing Economy
15 Million People Employed In December 2025: Australia
Labor CFMEU Corruption Crisis Deepens
Traffic light system proves results
Better Outcomes For New Zealanders On ACC
Narrating Return At Newcastle Art Gallery
Annual average weekly earnings growth slowed in November
Fremantle Multicultural Cricket Carnival
Soft-on-crime Labour Puts Public Safety Last
Annual growth in total wages paid steady over two years
Attorney-General Admits Misleading Parliament
Economic Bulletin January/February 2026
AWU SECURES HIGHEST PAID CIVIL CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT IN AUSTRALIA FOR SUBURBAN RAIL LOOP TUNNELLERS
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