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Energy transition: Monash University student Sophie Allen abandoned a music degree to work in mining so she can help slow global warming - Vimarsana News

Energy transition: Monash University student Sophie Allen abandoned a music degree to work in mining so she can help slow global warming

Students like Sophie Allen are choosing degrees based on the contribution they can make to slowing global warming.

Source: afr.com
Senator Jacqui Lambie warns Albanese government over delays to industrial relations changes - Vimarsana News

Senator Jacqui Lambie warns Albanese government over delays to industrial relations changes

Jacqui Lambie and David Pocock warn minister against excuses over parliamentary procedure or political tactics.

Source: afr.com
IR bill: Labour hire laws could extend to lawyers, accountants and IT staff - Vimarsana News

IR bill: Labour hire laws could extend to lawyers, accountants and IT staff

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”.

Source: afr.com
A greener future rests on mining - Australian Mining - Vimarsana News

A greener future rests on mining - Australian Mining

A report from the Mineral Council of Australia (MCA) has highlighted the need for investment in mining now more than ever.

Closing Loopholes Bill : Tony Burke to entrench Fair Work powers over business - Vimarsana News

Closing Loopholes Bill : Tony Burke to entrench Fair Work powers over business

The Albanese government’s next wave of workplace changes will put the onus on business to prove they’re not caught by the tough wide-ranging laws.

Source: afr.com