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What will New Zealand look like if Act forms part of the next Government?

Fianna Fáil councillor for Cork City South-West Colm Kelleher welcomed the agreement that a fourth pump would be reinstated in Cork city, but said ...

A top workplace law expert has warned that despite the Albanese government claiming its labour hire laws won’t cover service contractors, the Closing Loopholes Bill says the “exact opposite”.

The Albanese governments new industrial relations reforms are expected to cost businesses $9 billion over the next decade, with the hit set to be passed on through "higher prices for consumers."

A Kerry firefighter is welcoming the news that retained firefighters have ended strike action after voting to accept proposals from the Workplace Relations Comm...

Retained firefighters have voted to accept proposals from the Workplace Relations Commission in relation to their industrial dispute.

BHP has raised concerns that the proposed ‘same job, same pay’ bill will affect more workers in the mining industry than anticipated.

Firefighters at Cork City who have been demonstrating since April in a row over staffing at Ballincollig Fire Station have ended their action

Tim Harcourt says it makes little sense for the government to treat Qantas like a national carrier without having a stake in it; Jim Chalmers labels a Senate probe into the Qatar decision as “the usual game playing”. Follow updates here.

'It is what I worked for and I want it back,' the woman claims.