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The former Liberal MP is starting a PhD on … coercive control in the workplace. What will she use as a case study?

Studies show migrants to Australia are boosting wages, lobbyist donations to political parties climb 500 per cent in 20 years and debate about stage 3 tax cuts continue.

Pharmacists are being forced to sign up to commercial deals that shifts control over their pharmacies to third parties, Guild believes 

Guild aiming to resolve “remaining issues of contention” in “good faith” as 8CPA deadline looms 

Government urged to extend HELP to pharmacy graduates and lift cap on skilled migration to attract overseas candidates to fill workforce vacancies 

Tasmanian women aged 18-65 can soon access antibiotics for uncomplicated UTIs over the counter. The pilot program aims to improve healthcare accessibility.

CAPS demands update on Eighth Community Pharmacy Agreement negotiations 

Conservative lobby, Advance Australia, set to campaign alongside disgruntled pharmacists against Labor in Dunkley by-election 

Data released by the AEC on 1 February reveals Labor secured more than half of the $355,780 the Guild's political donations in 2022/23

Despite being on the nose with Canberra, the big four consulting firms collectively gave almost $1 million to political parties.