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Business Council of Australia New Business Council research shows that workplace reforms are critical to ensuring we recover from the pandemic with good jobs and higher wages, Business Council chief executive Jennifer Westacott said. Releasing the State of enterprise bargaining in Australia report, Ms Westacott said the research revealed that the enterprise bargaining system that has historically delivered higher wages and better conditions is at its lowest level in 22 years. “The number of n...

Date Time Princess Cruises’ Guests Support Wildlife in New Zealand’s Bay of Islands About 50 children from New Zealand’s Bay of Islands have been busy building ‘houses’ for threatened kiwis and penguins as part of the community’s effort to encourage the return of native wildlife in the area. The children were part of an enthusiastic group of volunteers who helped build rock and cement shelters for the Kororā (Māori for little blue penguin) along the shoreline at the Waitangi Treat...

Date Time Share Working together for benefit of patients – Collaboration between University of Helsinki and Helsinki University Hospital is about The University of Helsinki and Helsinki University Hospital are in a unique partnership founded on medical research, education and patient care based on research evidence. This collaboration helps to further develop world-class Finnish healthcare. To signify their close partnership, the University of Helsinki and Helsinki University Ho...

Dear Secretary General Schmid, Ambassador Funered, distinguished speakers, excellencies, fellow delegates, dear friends, The UK would like to thank you...

DOC's Auckland Operations Manager Kirsty Prior says DOC takes these offences very seriously. "There are no excuses for setting nets in a marine reserve,...

Canada is taking action to cut pollution from the transportation sector, which accounts for one-quarter of our overall emissions. By requiring light-duty...

Massachusetts Institute of Technology In the late 1940s, famed French photojournalist Henri Cartier-Bresson documented the last days of China’s Nationalist government, before Mao Tse-Tung and the communists seized power. True to form, Cartier-Bresson produced striking images of a dramatic historical moment – such as a crowd desperately packed together outside a Shanghai bank, and a group of Nationalist military recruits in Beijing’s Forbidden City. In a sense, Cartier-Bresson could take t...

Date Time Consultation to safeguard water supplies and protect environment The Environment Agency has launched a four-week consultation today (11 February) to determine areas of water stress in England, and how best to protect the environment and safeguard supplies. Climate change, population growth and the need to improve our resilience to droughts are all putting pressure on water supplies in areas of England. Today’s consultation will provide up-to-date evidence on water resources so that ...

Housing Secretary announces the government will pay for the removal of unsafe cladding for all leaseholders in high-rise buildings, providing reassurance...

From: Infrastructure Canada Canadians everywhere are feeling the impact of COVID-19, on their families, their livelihoods and their way of life. Together, Canada and Ontario are working to reduce the impact of the pandemic, ensure health and safety, rebuild businesses, and promote job creation, growth and investment. Today, the Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities; Ryan Turnbull, Member of Parliament for Whitby; Lorne Coe, Member of Provincial Parliament for ...