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Private job providers can claim public money when jobseekers find work. But they need their payslips to do so, and some resort to extreme methods to get them

The prime minister gets a helicopter re-up while the opposition leader stays home in Queensland.

Gun violence is almost non-existent among the licensed firearm owners, yet WA Police are diverting massive resources from violent crime to the bureaucratic micromanagement of farmers, target shooters, collectors and other licensed owners. With crime rising, the constabulary's first instinct has been to focus on those least likely to offend

Pilots seeking pay increases of more than 20%

A woman who lost her job after being accused of stealing a pair of old socks has won her case against her former employer.

Government has terminated a special sick pay scheme for the tiny proportion of staff who have developed long Covid and can no longer work

Government wants 'proper consultation' to be held in updating OHS legislation

News News: Australian educational institutions aim to upskill India's workforce in digital technology and renewable energy. Delegates visit to strengthen partner

A 33-member future skills delegation, comprising experts across digital technologies, energy & infrastructure sectors, is set to embark on a journey to India | Latest News India

Emphasising the future of India-Australia relations, Australias High Commissioner to India Philip Green said that the countries relationship is "buoyant,"