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By Kylie Stevens for Daily Mail Australia

One of WA’s highest-profile property developers is under investigation.

The Fair Work tribunal has deemed salary packaging provider Maxxia had “reasonable business grounds” to deny an employee’s request to work solely from home in a big win for businesses.

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BHP says Australia’s position as the world’s premier mining destination is threatened by the Albanese government’s looming industrial relations overhaul and increases in state government mining royalties.

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The Transport Workers Union says the airline workers will apply for a protected action ballot on Monday in an effort to force management to listen to their concerns.

The Scottish Government has been forced to correct misleading figures overstating Scotland’s offshore wind potetial.

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