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Queenslanders reminded to check for faulty airbags - Vimarsana News

Queenslanders reminded to check for faulty airbags

The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has conducted inspections at 679 second-hand motor dealers, auction houses and wreckers across Queensland to ensure...

Disability Services Australia signs Enforceable Undertaking - Vimarsana News

Disability Services Australia signs Enforceable Undertaking

Date Time Disability Services Australia signs Enforceable Undertaking Disability Services Australia (DSA) has entered into an Enforceable Undertaking (EU) with the Fair Work Ombudsman and is back-paying employees more than $1.6 million. The not-for-profit organisation, which provides services to disabled clients throughout NSW and operates a packaging factory at Mascot in Sydney, self-reported underpayments to the FWO in 2019. After being prompted by an employee query, DSA became aware employees at the Mascot site were being provided with gift vouchers in lieu of overtime payments on Sundays,...

AGL issued $1 million penalty by Environment Protection Authority after ash waste pollutes Hunter Valley creek - Vimarsana News

AGL issued $1 million penalty by Environment Protection Authority after ash waste pollutes Hunter Valley creek

AGL issued $1 million penalty by Environment Protection Authority after ash waste pollutes Hunter Valley creek TueTuesday 15 updated WedWednesday 16 AGL's Bayswater power station and ash waste dam in the NSW Hunter Valley ( Share Print text only Cancel Energy giant AGL will be forced to spend more than $1 million on community projects and rectification works after one of its ageing coal-fired power stations polluted a creek in the New South Wales Hunter Valley. Key points: A burst pipe went undetected for eight hours and alarms were not functioning Environmentalist groups call for criminal pr...

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