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GHG EMISSIONS REPORTING MAY IMPACT SMEs SOONER THAN EXPECTED
Employers Warned Over Dodgy Job Ads After Doubling Of Fines Issued
Labor Premier Chris Minns Moves To Absolve 20 Years Of Law-breaking Within Corrective Services NSW In Defiance Of NSW Ombudsman
Protecting Penalty And Overtime Rates: Fair Work Act Changes
Sydney Valet Parking Operator Faces Court
Construction Business Operators Penalised
New Penalty And Overtime Rates Laws
Award Wage Increase For Aged Care Workers And Nurses
Social media lockouts expose gaps in consumer protections
Australian Border Force names and shames business for exploiting migrant workers
Minister Keogh – Independent Defence and Veterans’ Commission up and running
Independent Defence and Veterans’ Commission up and running
Offsetting And Record-keeping For Salaried Employees
Local Governments Pulling Ahead On Pool Inspections
Aitken Hill Community Centre first to undergo all-electric conversion
University Of Wollongong Signs Enforceable Undertaking
Food Outlets Face Record-keeping Scrutiny
FWO Commences Legal Action Against CFMEU And Officials
JustAnswer in Court for alleged misleading prices, subscription trap and government affiliation claims
The only hope for victims to find justice lies with the international community, says UN Fact-Finding Mission: Venezuela
ACMA Statement On Optus Triple Zero Investigation
Statement on the tragic passing of three people resulting from the Optus Triple 0 failure
Statement on the tragic passing of three people resulting from the Optus 000 failure
Queensland potato farm penalised for unlawfully deducting visa workers’ pay
Sydney Childcare Centre Operators Penalised
Celebrating the entrepreneurial spirit of family owned businesses on National Family Business Day, 19 September
Newcastle Dumpling Restaurant Operators Penalised
NTEU calls for end to forced redundancies after ANU vice-chancellor’s resignation
Former United Petroleum Outlet Operators Penalised
Appointment Of Deputy Commonwealth Ombudsman 8 September
Boarding call for comments on aviation consumer protections
McClintock-Hiley Report recommends a new Integrity and Ethics Commission for the NT
Robodebt compo welcome but Labor must stop ignoring welfare law and harming poor people
Additional pay increases for nurses and aged care employees
Questions Without Notice – Freedom Of Information
Sydney businesses targeted for FWO and Border Force inspections
TIO Welcomes Important Online Safety Measures
Consultation on stage two public sector whistleblower reforms
Glass Repair Business Operators Penalised $116,550
Melbourne Cosmetic Clinic Operators Penalised
Q&A with Sarah Bendall, First Assistant Ombudsman National Student Ombudsman
Cooking the books? Darwin food businesses under investigation
August 2025 Small Business Pulse – Cautious optimism amid modest improvements in small business conditions
RBNZ responds to Chief Ombudsman decision – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Small Business Employees Now Have Right To Disconnect
Start of the right to disconnect and casual changes for small businesses
National code to protect staff and students from sexual violence in higher education
Communique: Fourth Retail Employee Safety Council meeting prioritises Workplace Protection Orders

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