Knife-edge vote on historic sex work reform
An Australia-first Bill to criminalise men who pay for sex has been rejected by a single vote, but a radical new approach could still be on the cards.
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A carpenter’s clip of a client silently watching over a tradie on a jobsite has sparked a debate about etiquette online. Here’s what tradies really think of the act.
CEO blasted for ‘boomer’ response to applicant
A CEO has sparked controversy for his response to a Gen Z job applicant after they sent an email he claims “blew” his mind.
Scary work crisis facing half of Australians
A startling number of Australian workers are facing the same worrying issue – and for many it feels as though there’s no way out.
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Ford sacks 3000 staff on the spot
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Farmers want to pay workers in fruit
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New way people will be ‘quiet quitting’
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Bombshell report on ScoMo scandal released
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‘Heart-wrenching’ crisis facing Aussies
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‘Breakthrough’: Why train chaos could end
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Apple’s ‘un-Australian’ act to 4000 workers
Apple is being taken to the Fair Work Commission for alleged “unlawful” and “un-Australian” acts towards 4000 workers.
Inside Australia’s looming tradie crisis
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Scheme businesses don’t want to pay for
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