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Workers Struggles: Asia & Australia - Vimarsana News

Workers Struggles: Asia & Australia

Indian childcare and social health workers strike over pay and conditions; Sri Lankan Telecom workers fight privatisation drive; Supermarket workers walk off the job in Australia.

Source: wsws.org
Company fined over safety breaches at army base - Vimarsana News

Company fined over safety breaches at army base

19 June 2023 Construction company Lendlease has been fined $100,000 over a workplace safety incident that seriously injured a worker at a Perth

The Ben Roberts-Smith case must force ADF leadership to re-examine Brereton report flagging how unethical conduct can flourish - Vimarsana News

The Ben Roberts-Smith case must force ADF leadership to re-examine Brereton report flagging how unethical conduct can flourish

Analysis - The Ben Roberts-Smith verdict has reopened the wounds of a shameful period of Australian military history that demonstrates how the leadership of the ADF has failed, writes Mick Ryan.

Source: rnz.co.nz
SAS has changed since BRS, Dutton says | Canberra CityNews - Vimarsana News

SAS has changed since BRS, Dutton says | Canberra CityNews

The culture among Australia's elite soldiers has changed significantly, former defence minister Peter Dutton says as the fall-out continues from a finding that Ben Roberts-Smith murdered unarmed Afghans.

Anzac Day 2023: North Beach hosts 30th Graham Edwards footy game to commemorate local Anzac heroes - Vimarsana News

Anzac Day 2023: North Beach hosts 30th Graham Edwards footy game to commemorate local Anzac heroes

An annual football match played in the heart of the northern suburbs will kick off for the 30th time this Saturday as part of a long-standing Anzac Day tradition.