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Tony Burke has acknowledged the community frustration about Qantas revealing it is expecting to post a record profit of $2.5 billion.

The Eastern Cape Department of Health has warned of a possible shortage of medication in Ncora, outside Cofimvaba in the Eastern Cape, after a nurses' home went up in flames over the weekend.

Hundreds of security officers and cleaners took to the streets of Pretoria's city center on Wednesday to protest.

Written in 1924, this pamphlet charts the development of the Russian and German revolutions, and attempts to point forward from the failure of these two major events, analysing the role of the parties and the trade unions in their respective failures.

Protesters want City of Tshwane to absorb 4,000 workers

The Transport Workers’ Union has called for Qantas to repay billions of dollars of government handouts it received during the COVID-19 pandemic following the airline’s announcement of its biggest-ever profit forecast for a single financial year.

Privatisation has in many ways turned Australia into a hollowed-out society that rips us off with third-rate services...

C-Planet database of voters was compiled by the Labour Party

The Chandigarh Industrial Tourism and Corporation (CITCO) plans to hand over operations of its “loss-making” ‘Mermaid Restaurant and Pub’ at Sukhna Lake to a private player.

Reports from Yekepa, Nimba say workers of ArcelorMittal Liberia who shut down the company’s operations and seized its assets for over a week in an illegal strike, have now agreed to end the industrial action and return to work by Friday, May 19, 2023