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Embedded networks and On-site Power Supply Arrangements (OPSA) to be regulated under the Alternative Electricity Services (AES) registration framework
Former Perth Pharmacy Operator Penalised
“Defiant” Perth IT company receives maximum available penalty
New rules strengthen consumer rights for electricity customers
IT Company Owner-operator Faces Court
Pay for working through meal breaks in the Live Performance Award
Filipino workers allegedly underpaid almost $100,000 at Sydney re
Ramen Restaurant Operators In Court
Penalty For Adelaide Vehicle Repair Business
Response To Special Envoy’s Plan To Combat Antisemitism
A third of young people ripped off by employers, study shows
Darwin building and construction company and director penalised $44,000
Former Queensland Furniture Business Owner Penalised
Filipino workers allegedly underpaid almost $100,000 at Sydney restaurant
New community language resource for food delivery workers in collaboration with the Fair Work Ombudsman
Statement From Shadow Minister For Education 11 July
NSW company faces court for alleged failure to pay unfair dismissal compensation to pregnant worker
Former NSW Auction House Operator In Court
Former United Petroleum outlet operator in Melbourne faces court
Reminder About Changes To Pay Rates In Pharmacy Award
$62,000 payday for visa holder worker after Din Tai Fung lawsuit
Fair Work Ombudsman Goes MIA On Ag Businesses’ Futures
Greens urge end to Robodebt, two years on from Royal Commission
Key Robodebt RC recommendations still not implemented two years on
Parliament must be recalled to strengthen protections for Victorian children
Victorian Greens Call For Independent Early Childhood Safety Watchdog Following Horrific Child Abuse Allegations
Statement On Treaty Negotiations 4 July
Child safety must come before politics: Liberals and Nationals slam Labor’s delays and politicised review
Labor ignored warnings: child safety laws still broken after three years
Fair Work Ombudsman response to small business definition a missed opportunity
Labor knew, families didn’t: Calls for accountability over alleged childcare abuse failings
Severe Weather In Parts Of New South Wales
Professional Services Company Penalised
Former Cleaning Business Operator Faces Court
What are police allowed to do at protests and who keeps them in check?
Minimum Wage Increase Starts Today 1 July
Better entitlements for more than 250,000 community service workers in NSW
Help Small Businesses Thrive This MSME Day
Putting children first: Stronger laws, independent regulator among reforms to early childhood sector
Strengthened oversight of Oranga Tamariki system
1 July 2025 WA award summaries and pay rates now available
FWO launches horticulture troublespot inspections after nation’s least-compliant regions revealed
TIO welcomes ACCC’s call for action on external dispute resolution for digital platforms
Why superannuation errors are not just mistakes they’re com
Wollongong Restaurant Operators In Court
Former operators of water management and drainage supplies business penalised
New videos to help small business prepare for the right to disconnect
Sunshine Coast Eateries Face Inspections

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