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Vote buying is not new but the slapdash nature of this is such that you almost wonder if they bothered with the back of an envelope

The Coalition is being urged to extend its “incredibly successful” apprenticeship wage subsidy before it expires next week.

Opponents of Bay du Nord are stressing the importance of learning from the province's cod moratorium, which left 30,000 people abruptly jobless.

MRNA vaccine facility expected to be up and running from 2024 with capacity to produce up to 100 million doses annually; world no. 1 Ash Barty hinted at retirement plans ahead of Wimbledon in 2021; Follow updates here.

Senate Bill 22-140, which will establish work-based learning programs, passed the Senate Business, Labor, and Technology Committee last week.

Remote working during the pandemic shrank employees’ worlds. Now, some colleagues feel like they simply don’t exist in workers’ daily lives – and it's having an effect.

Australia’s worst material, labour shortage since 1970s oil shock years exacerbated by Ukraine war; Russia pushed over compensate MH17 victims’ families; PM wants coal-fired power stations to run for as long as possible. Follow updates here.

Days lost to industrial action have risen to their highest level in almost a decade, and experts say it is likely to continue as workers push back against stagnant wage growth.

Macro: if Australia had rebuilt its manufacturing sector broadly proportionate to the country’s needs, the sector would grow by almost 50%.

The Coalition has shown a knack for reckless spending, but stopping reckless spending does not mean stopping government stimulus