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Qantas has apologised for the "personal impact" its outsourcing decision had on workers after the High Court ruled it had illegally sacked more than 1,600 workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Qantas apologises after the High Court ruled it had breached the law when it sacked 1,700 staff in 2020; Former cabinet minister Stuart Robert has been referred to the federal corruption watchdog and in sport, Australian Rules great Bob Skilton celebrated in the Sport Australia Hall of Fame.

The High Court upholding the illegality of the airline sacking 1700 staff may not have gone the carrier’s way, but that’s because it failed to challenge the key part of the original decision.

Union boss Sally McManus has put corporations on notice following a High Court decision against Qantas, warning workers...

Union boss Sally McManus has put corporations on notice following a High Court decision against Qantas, warning workers...

Union boss Sally McManus has put corporations on notice following a High Court decision against Qantas, warning workers...

Union boss Sally McManus has put corporations on notice following a High Court decision against Qantas, warning workers...

Union boss Sally McManus has put corporations on notice following a High Court decision against Qantas, warning workers...

Aircraft inspectors are ready to walk off the job over chronic staff shortages. Welcome to The Murray's Lounge.

The City of Tshwane challenges SALGBC's ruling to enforce a 5.4% salary increase for municipal workers, sparking disputes.