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Reserve Bank of Australia staff will receive average pay rises of 2 per cent a year over the next three years.
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BHP makes GST claim
Australian mining giant BHP has joined the GST debate.
New union for CDP workers
A new union has formed for Indigenous people involved in a controversial work-for-the-dole scheme.
Islamic school gets short reprieve
Australia’s largest Islamic school has won a last-ditch bid to stay afloat.
FWC backs casual change
The Fair Work Commission (FWC) has issued a draft ruling to extend casual worker conversion in nearly 90 more industries.
Palmerston pauses for probe
The Northern Territory Government has suspended the entire Palmerston Council.
Perth 'gag order' scrapped, denied
The City of Perth's has updated its media policy, but the Lord Mayor denies there was ever a ‘gag order’.
New map highlights dark past
An interactive map of Aboriginal massacres has been launched.
Court staff reject 1 per cent rise
Workers at the Federal Court of Australia will not accept a wage rise of about half that offered at other departments.
PM's department accepts deal
The Prime Minister's department has agreed to accept a new pay deal.
'Blind' approach doesn't help diversity
A report from the Prime Minister’s behavioural economics team warns ‘blind recruitment’ could see fewer women in top jobs.
ATO site drops at peak time
Another major government IT outlet has failed, with the ATO site going down at its busiest time.
Light shed on lack of prison votes
Reports say prisons have prevented thousands of people from exercising their democratic rights.
Jail time for TAFE scam
A former TAFE SA manager has been jailed for at least 18 months for stealing over $150,000.
Payouts rise in WA purge
Millions have already been spent on redundancy payments to senior WA Police personnel ...
EPA boss backs Tassal
The head of Tasmania’s EPA has defended his use of Tassal’s own data to approve the company’s new waste system.
Climate response counting down
The world has three years to turn the tide of carbon dioxide emissions, according to a group of scientists and environmental leaders.
World Heritage should stretch further
Experts want World Heritage sites expanded to better preserve important wilderness.
Salmon study shows climate preferences
Scientists have attached sensors to salmon to reveal how farmed fish are likely to respond to climate change.
New glass gives choice of transparency
Australian scientists have designed a new nano-material that can reflect or transmit light depending on the temperature.
Coal told to accept deal
The Liberal New South Wales energy minister says the coal-fired power industry should accept ...