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The Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) shows a lessening of the deficit, and significant changes to tax rules.

A New Zealand health and safety organisation says it supports the total ban by Australia on engineered stone because of silicosis risks. Wayne Scott is CEO of MinEx which represents the interests of workers in the extractives sectors, mining, quarrying ...

Legislation to repeal Fair Pay Agreements passed its third reading in Parliament today, achieving an early milestone in the Government's 100-day plan. "We have moved quickly, as the public expects us to do, to implement one of our 100-day priorities and remove this blunt tool before any Fair Pay Agreements were finalised," Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety Brooke van Velden says. "As a government we are focussed on boosting productivity, becoming more competitive, an...

A senior official from the maritime union has been recorded boasting that Labor has told the union it won’t intervene in the three-month port strikes.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s return to Question Time has begun with Green MP Chloe Swarbrick refusing to apologise for calling statements made by Lux

Hundreds of protesters took to Parliament lawn on Wednesday to appeal the new Government’s move to repeal Fair Pay Agreements - one of the cornerstones of...

OPINION The demise of the last Government’s Fair Pay Agreement legislation is a cautionary tale for policymakers. Death and taxes are sometimes called the...

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Legislation to repeal Fair Pay Agreements passed its third reading in Parliament today, achieving an early milestone in the Government’s 100-day plan. “We have moved quickly, as the public expects us to do, to implement one of our 100-day priorities ...

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