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- Forrest says Fortescue still committed to hydrogen despite job cuts – as it happened Thu, 18 Jul 24, 6:11pmThis blog is now closedGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastA drone delivery service will launch in Melbourne today.
- Australia news live: agriculture ministers sign statement of concern over nuclear reactors; Greens call for Israel sanctions Thu, 18 Jul 24, 4:00pmFollow the day’s news liveGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastA drone delivery service will launch in Melbourne today.
- Australia news live: ALP national executive suspends CFMEU affiliations; economy adds 50,000 jobs making rates rise more likely Thu, 18 Jul 24, 1:01pmDecision to suspend CFMEU construction division’s affiliation to ALP branches in NSW, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania was made unanimously. Follow the day’s news live
- Australia news live: ACTU ‘had no idea’ of CFMEU allegations, McManus says; drone delivery service lands in Melbourne Thu, 18 Jul 24, 9:56amSecretary of trade union council responds to accusations it was previously aware of ‘alleged infiltration by criminal elements’ of CFMEU’s construction division...
- 'I knew something wasn't right': Workers sound alarm about unsafe conditions on solar farms Thu, 11 Apr 24, 5:11amWorkers say they are being exposed to dangerous conditions on solar farms, including working near live cables in wet weather or being put at risk of electrocution.
- Global markets brace for supply disruptions as Woodside Energy workers prepare to strike Sun, 20 Aug 23, 3:57pmUnions say members could take industrial action as early as 2 September if next round of bargaining is unsuccessful
- Morning mail: childcare strike, consent warning for films, fears for Australian in Baghdad jail Wed, 7 Sep 22, 7:01amWednesday: Tens of thousands of families across the country will be affected by early childhood workers striking for better pay and conditions. Plus: the invention that makes hydrogen from humid air
- Former HR manager accuses Australia's biggest solar panel distributor of underpaying staff Fri, 10 Jul 20, 11:04amLiesa Oldfield claims she was told she didn't fit the "culture" of One Stop Warehouse after complaining about under-award payments, and is now taking court action for compensation.
- The coronavirus is terrible and it's good we are all in this together except for everyone who isn't | First Dog on the Moon Fri, 15 May 20, 5:06pmUnder cover of a global pandemic the Morrison government is getting on with the business of destroying its enemies
- 'It's going to destroy Christmas': Workers lose thousands after RCR collapse Fri, 23 Nov 18, 12:57pmThe collapse of one of the nation's oldest engineering companies, RCR Tomlinson, has destroyed Christmas for thousands of families, according to the union dealing with the fallout from the unexpected job losses.
- Bill Shorten: 'We've got to end the climate change war' Sat, 13 Oct 18, 8:00amExclusive: Marking five years as opposition leader, Shorten tackles thorny topics – energy, offshore detention and trade
- Coalminers call for inquiry after return of black lung disease in Queensland Thu, 24 Dec 15, 11:44amThe irreversible condition, caused by long term exposure to coal dust, has been found in nine people and more cases are expected to be diagnosed