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Master Builders CEO Denita Wawn says multi-employer bargaining as a whole is a “backwards step” to productivity improvements within Australia. “So, while we appreciate the exclusions, the limited exclusions that they are, it does not mean to say that there won’t be impacts on the industry,” Ms Wawn said. “The abolition of the ABCC as part of this package means that we will be subjected to the CFMEU business model. “Which is to harass us into pattern bargaining.“

Controversial multi-employer bargaining laws are set to pass the Senate this week, after the government brokered a late-night deal with independent senator David Pocock.

Big four firms are under fire for “grossly misleading” reports and there are calls for a code of conduct for economic modellers.

The ALP has accused the Liberal candidate in Ashwood of trying to mislead voters, saying a how-to-vote card being distributed by a community group is “deceptive”.

Applications are now open for West Tennessee residents to turn new business ideas into reality to help kick-start economic growth.

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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is being urged to include a long-term building retrofit plan in the Autumn Statement set to be published on 17 November. The